Answer:
I think it goes like this : 20:4=5 so there's five monsters in the room
Step-by-step explanation:
if that's the case of this question it should go like this:
9(rooms)×5(monsters per room)= 45 monsters
30(monsters):5(monsters per room)=6 rooms
13(rooms)×5(monsters per room)=65 monsters
35(monsters):5(monsters per room)=7 rooms
I hope you do well in your assignment.
I hope I helped at least a little!
<span>First, the inequality needs to be solved. The first step is to subtract 8 from both sides of the inequality, leading to 5r < 55. Dividing 5 out from both sides, this will leave r < 11. Next, to form a set notation, the inequality is written in such form: {r | r < 11}.</span>
Answer:
Car 1 : 40 miles per gallon
Car 2: 25 miles per gallon
Step-by-step explanation:
family has two cars. During one particular week, the first car consumed 15 gallons of gas. The second car consumed 25 gallons of gas. The two cars Drove a combined total of 1475 miles and the sum of their fuel efficiency was 65 miles per gallon. What were the fuel efficiency of each of the cars that week
Given that :
Fuel efficiency , car 1 = x
Fuel efficiency , car 2 = y
x + y = 65 - - (1)
15x + 35y = 1475 - - - (2)
x = 65 - y
15(65-y) + 35y
975 - 15y + 35y = 1475
20y = 14875 - 975
20y = 500
y = 25
Put y = 25 in (1)
x + y = 65
x + 25 = 65
x = 65 - 25
x = 40
This is an example of "classical probability". Whenever the probability of all events is the same, then the probability is calculated by dividing the number of "favorable events" of total events.
For this problem, the total number of events is the total number of balls, it is 40. The number of favorable events it the number of pink balls, it is 6.
So, the answer is 6/40, which can be written as 3/20.
Answer:
<em>On time: 0.67</em>
<em>Late: 0.33</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Probabilities</u>
One approach to estimating the probability of occurrence of an event is to record the number of times that event happens (e) and compare it with the total number of trials (n).
The probability can be estimated with the formula:
And the probability that the event doesn't occur is
Q = 1 - P
Paulo arrives on time to school e=53 times out of n=79 times. The probability that he arrives on time is:
P = 0.67
And the probability he arrives late is:
Q = 1 - 0.67 = 0.33
