She could estimate that there would be about 148 million female drivers.
From her data, she found there were 118 females drivers out of the total 200 drivers that she counted.
That is 118 out of 200 or 0.59 or 59%.
Now, just take 59% of 250.
0.59 x 250 = 147.5 which rounds to 148.
21 - 16.75 is 4.25. Do the problem on a calculator and you'll get it.
Answer: 40
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Jar contains 200 old dimes
Chances to pick the 1960s is 20% i.e. 1960s is 20% of 200 old dimes
So, we can write
