Statistics is related to maths because we study, use and even consider statistic problems with reference to mathematics.
• It is mostly used to find the census, which is maths.
• It is used to find interest rates and other banking terms using statistics, which is again related to math.
• It is also used to find the average people living in a village or panchayat, which is also math.
Therefore I strongly believe that Statistics is Maths.
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Let the number of $1 bill be x and $5 bill be y
x=5y
5y+y=48
6y=48
x=40
y=8
number of $1 bill= 40
number of $5 bill = 8
Because when we draw a point ,we draw a very very small line....one can see how this might lead to a problem.consider a line that is 1 inch long,what we want to looked at 1/1000 through that line it would still be a line.but,if we drew it ,it would look like a point....
Answer:
nothing
Step-by-step explanation:
The ones digit will not change.....only the 'tens' digit will change...
Probability =
(number of ways it can come out the way you want)
divided by
(total number of ways it can come out).
Total number of ways to draw a marble = 30 (marbles in the bag).
Number of ways it can succeed = 15 (number of red or green ones)
Probability = 15/30 = 1/2 = 50% .
