In 1980, there were 67 new productions on Broadway. In 1987, there were 31 new productions on Broadway. Find the average rate of change in the number of new productions.
Answer:
12 girls.
Step-by-step explanation:
24 ÷ 2 = 12
(This is divided to find out 1 part of the whole class as ⅓)
⅓ = 12
1 (whole) take away ⅔ = ⅓
Since ⅔ + ⅓ = 1
⅓ = fraction of girls in class
1 part = 12
So ⅓ = 12 girls out of 36 total students
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Step-by-step explanation:
a. 6 £/hr
b. 6.8 £/hr.....is this right?
We need 56 pints of the 55 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice and 84 pints of the 80 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice to prepare 140 pints of 70 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice.
<h3>How to use weighted averages to find the correct juice concentration</h3>
In this problem we have to use two kinds of juice with different concentrations. To get a certain concentration, we must adjust quantities of each kind and <em>weighted</em> averages offers a method that is easy to apply:
70 · 140 = 55 · x + 80 · (140 - x)
70 · 140 = 80 · 140 - 25 · x
25 · x = 10 · 140
x = 56
We need 56 pints of the 55 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice and 84 pints of the 80 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice to prepare 140 pints of 70 % <em>pure fruit</em> juice.
To learn more on weighted averages: brainly.com/question/28042295
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