To find the percent of the total that George collected, you need to create a ratio with the number of pounds George collected compared to the number of total pounds that were collected.

You will then divide these to find the part (decimal) that George collected. You can convert the decimal to a percent.

3 1/4+6 1/3+11 1/6 = 20 3/4 total pounds of cans.

11 1/6 George
20 3/4 total

11 1/6÷20 3/4 = 0.538
0.538 is approximately 54%.

George collected proximately 54% of the total amount of cans.

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3 years ago

FIRST GETS BRAILIEST Michael finds that 35 customers at his grandfather's grocery store use a coupon. To simulate the behavior

Nataly [62]

Answer:

$\frac{1}{3}$ .

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that,

1, 2, 3 represents someone using a coupon and 4, 5 represents someone not using a coupon.

Now, the results out of 15 trials of the experiment are given to be:

43454, 24511, 55555, 43453, 55315, 25215, 32235, 43311, 11154, 13342, 42514, 13223, 44215, 45313, 13324.

Since, we can see that, the only possibilities where 4 or more customers use coupons are:

32235, 43311, 13342, 13223 and 13324.

That is, out of 15 trials, there are total 5 trials in which 4 or more customers use coupons.

Thus, the probability of 4 or more customers using a coupon is $\frac{5}{15}$ = $\frac{1}{3}$ .

Hence, the required probability is $\frac{1}{3}$ .

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3 years ago

one ordering of the letters T,U,V and W from left to right is U,T,V,W. what is the total number of orderings of these letters fr

NemiM [27]

The answer is 24
Hope I helped :)

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4 years ago

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