Answer:
a= 68% times 250, there are 170 students not in Advanced
Step-by-step explanation:
If 32% are in Adv math, 68% aren't, to solve a percentage, I did
.68 times 250
Answer:
1. a) Square
2. c) Rectangle
Step-by-step explanation:
1. If you cut this rectangular prism in way to be PERPENDICULAR to the base, that means you're cutting it straight down, from the top to the bottom, in a vertical line. The cross-section obtained will be just like an end of the prism, which in this case is a square. Because it's a regular rectangular prism, no matter where you cut it, as long as it's vertical, perpendicular to the base, you'll get a square due to this particular form. Technically, the answer could also be a rectangle, since a square is a rectangle.
2. you cut this rectangular prism in way to be PARALLEL to the base, that means you're cutting it straight, from the front to the back, in an horizontal line. The cross-section obtained will be just like an top of the prism, which in this case is a rectangle. Because it's a regular rectangular prism, no matter where you cut it, as long as it's an horizontal line, parallel to the base, you'll get a rectangle due to this particular form.
Answer:
43 questions in total
Step-by-step explanation:
the original equation with the unknown (total number of questions on the test) will look like this
we know this because to work out a percentage in the 1st place you need the total ÷ number (in this case it's ÷ how many questions out of the total she did answer)
now you rearrange.
you need to move the 24 to get the total on it's own here's how you do it
what you do to one side of equation you have to do to the other. the 24 and 24 on the left will cancel because 24÷24=1 and we don't write
got mum of Q's x 1= 80 x 24
now you convert % to decimal
replace
now you take the original and + the 19
therefore there are a total of 43 questions on the exam
The question is "What's Stella's opportunity cost of working on her serve for an hour?" The rest of the info looks like it's meant to confuse you. They charge $10 an hour. She values an hour of her time at $20. I believe that means she would pay $20. Hope this helps!
