7/9
Since the probability of getting a 1 or 9 is 2/9
9-2=7
so 7/9
:)
Answer:
20%
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the initial value of the stock at the beginning of 2006. And y the value at the end of 2006.
When it went up by 25% in 2006;
y = x + 25% of x = x + 0.25x = 1.25x
For the value to go back to the original price, it has to decrease from y to x;
y = 1.25x
The percentage decrease from y to x is;
= (y-x)/y × 100%
Substituting the values;
= (1.25x -x)/1.25x × 100%
= 0.25x/1.25x × 100%
= 0.2 × 100%
= 20%
Therefore, it will have to go down 20%
Answer: 30%
Percentage Increase = (Final amount - Initial amount) / Initial amount x 100
=30%
<span>You can solve this problem using this equation: 34x + 14 = 30x + 22.
The x stands for how many points each multiple choice question is worth. 34x is the number of multiple choice questions Francine got correct multiplied by the currently unknown number each point is worth, while 14 represents the 14 points that Francine was given for her essay. 30x is the number of multiple choice questions Cheryl got correct multiplied by the currently unknown number each point is worth, while 22 represents the 22 points that Cheryl was given for her essay.
To solve, we can subtract 30x from 34x on the left side of the equation, and subtract 14 from 22 on the right side of the equation. That leaves, 4x = 8. Next step would be dividing 4 from each side which gives us x = 2. In order for Francine and Cheryl to receive the same test score, each multiple choice questions would have to be worth 2 points.</span>