Answer:
16 girls in the class
14 boys in the class
Step-by-step explanation:
Because of the ratio of 7:8, I added 7+8.
7+8= 15
30 (the number of students in the class) divided by 15 (the sum of the ratio)
30/15= 2
I then multiplied 8 from the "girls" part of the ratio by 2 (the quotient of 30/15) and got 16. Then I subtracted 16 from 30 and got 14, which s the number of boys in the class.
Hope this helps!
I'm afraid it's not 11 (unless you can round the result up, but there is no mention about it).
8 + 13 + 11 + 9 + 13 = 54
54 / 5 = 10,8
Firstly you sum all the numbers and then you divide the result by the amount of the summed up numbers.
3/4 x -18 = 1/4 x -4
subtract 1/4 x from each side
3/4 x -1/4 x -18 = 1/4 x- 1/4 x -4
2/4 x - 18 = -4
add 18 to each side
1/2 x -18 + 18 = -4 + 18
1/2 x =14
multiply by 2 on each side
2* 1/2 x = 14 * 2
x =28
Here, to find the average rate of change, you would simply divide 270 by 63. And when that is done, you would get a long decimal. 4.285714285714286
And since you obviously can't put in such a long decimal as your answer, you would round it instead. Once rounded, you would end up with 4.29 (because the number after 8 is five, which rounds up, which would turn the 8 to 9.)
