Please keep in mind that the answers may not be correct. I have tried my best to answer.
1. 83.333...% would fit. We must first solve for x. As you can see, we have a similarity in the picture. 16 and 4. It's 4. So, we multiply that by 6 which equal 24=x. Now, we know that space (Not provided) is 4. So, we just divide 20 by 4. It will equal 5, add the space not provided and becomes 6. All you gotta do is now divide 100/6. 16.666... Multiply by 5 since that is how much it is providing. Then, your answer will be 83.333...%
2. 88.888...% would fit. Like the above, we must solve for x. As you can tell, the situation is similar to the original. Divide 18 by 4, 4.5. Multiply 6 by 4.5, 27. Subtract 27 by 24, 3. Now we know that the space (not provided) is 3. Divide 24" by 3, 8. Add 1 due to the non provided space. 9. Divide 9 by 100, 11.111... Multiply by 8 and get the answer. 88.888...%
It sucks that points have to be used in order to post questions.
Openstudy - the company that merged into Brainly - was much better.
Anyway, I think that the answer to this question is A. I'm not sure, though.
Answer:
3/2 =x
Step-by-step explanation:
1/8 = x/12
Solve using cross products
1 * 12 = 8x
12 = 8x
Divide each side by 8
12/8 =8x/8
3/2 =x
We want to choose 4 people and we have 6 people to choose from. This is a combination of 6, 4 by 4. Also called <em>six choose four</em>.
The following formula:
Is the combination of 
objects choosen from a total of 
. It's choose .
For our problem, we just need to compute the following:
Thus
Therefore the answer is 15 different combinations
Let A = {Dirk, Johan, Frans, Sarie}, B = {Frans, Sarie, Tina, Klaas, Henrika}, C = {Hans, Frans}. Find the number indicated.
vovangra [49]
Thank you for posting your question here at brainly. I assume the question should be "<span>Find the number indicated". below is the answers:
</span>B U C means B union C which combines them:
<span>{Frans, Sarie, Tina, Klaas, Henrika, Hans} note that there is no need to write Frans twice. </span>
<span>∩ means intersection which is only what the two sets have in common, in this case: </span>
<span>{Frans, Sarie} </span>
<span>the number is 2. </span>
