Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Relative
frequency is calculated as the ratio of the selected sample divided with the
total number of samples.
For this
case, the selected sample is students with high interest. Therefore the
relative frequency is:
Relative
Frequency = 30/100
Relative
Frequency = 0.3
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Your answer is A. Michael can make fewer than 13 batches of cookies
If he has 30 cups of flour and has already used 4, subtract.
=26
so he has 26 cups of flour and it takes two cups to each batch, so divide.
26/2=13
if the two batches he has already made are included in the problem, then your answer would actually be C. but I don't think that's the case.
<em>1/3 of the profits is $1632 * 1/3 which would equal, $544</em>
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<em>so 726- 544= $182 sweatshirt sales </em>
<em>but we're looking for 1/3 of sweatshirt sales, so </em>
<em>3 * 182 = $546 and that's your answer </em>
Answer:
Adding
(
−
x
+
5
)
on both sides, we get,
7
x
−
5
−
x
+
5
≥
x
+
1
−
x
+
5
⇒
6
x
≥
6
Step-by-step explanation: