Since it has to do with probability I would say that the probability that she would pick a specific card would be 1:52 but for two would be 2:52 which would simplify to her chances being 1 out of 26 but I could be wrong.
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<span>Answer:
Q3 represents 75%, meaning a z of ~0.67
80 - 70 is 10, so the standard deviations is ~14.9.
10 / 0.67 = 14.9
now find the z that represents a score of 90
90 - 70 is 20
20 / 14.9 = 1.34
from a z-table, a z of 1.34 represents a probability of ~90.99% meaning that there is about a 9.01% chance of getting a 90 or better.</span>
2 goes into 25 twelve whole times. At that point, the 25 is not quite full,
but there's only enough room in it for 1 more, so you cannot stuff another
whole 2 into it.
She spent 85%
⇒ She is left with 100% - 85% = 15%
15% = $75
1% = $75 ÷ 15 = $5
85% = $5 x 85 = $$425
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Answer: She spent $425.
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