Total amount of students=72
p(dance)=9/72
divide both numerator and denominator with 9
1/8
The experimental probability is 1/8
Hi there!
The correct answer is 6.25 times.
This is how you get there:
1) First off, you are going to need to have the same unit (either cm or mm). I used millimeters for this problem. 25cm=250mm
2) This next part is very easy to get wrong. You need to figure out what you are dividing, and by what. Simply look at the problem. <span><em>"How much longer is the guinea pig than her fish?" </em>This shows what numbers you should be getting. The guinea pig is 250mm long, where the fish is only 40. This means that her guinea pig should be larger. 250÷40=6.25
If you did this problem the other way, you would've ended up with .16. If you put the sizes into perspective, you will notice that this is highly unlikely.
I hope that I have been able to simplify this problem for you!
Brady
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Answer:
n ≤ 5
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we add 14 to both sides. This gets us 5n ≤ 25. Next, we divide both sides by 5. This gets us n ≤ 5. I hope this helps!
If you notice the picture below
the hexagonal pyramid, is really just a hexagon at the bottom, 6 sides,
and 6 triangles stacked up to each other at the edges
so.. just get the area of the hexagon and the triangles, and add them up, that'd be the surface area of the pyramid
a triangle's area, you'd know is just 1/2 bh, and you have both of those there
now, for the hexagon, notice, we're given the length from the center to one of the sides, namely the "apothem"
thus
The significant digits the product should have is 2
<h3>Multiplying scientific values</h3>
Scientific notations are expressed in the form A * 10^n
where
A is any real number between 1 and 10
n is any integer
When multiplying scientific notations, the final product must be to the scientific notation that has the least decimal place.
Since the least decimal place in the given measurement is 2, hence the significant digits the product should have is 2
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