The mean would be 8 since you would have to add all of them up which would give you 64 and then divide by the amount of numbers their are which is 8 so 64/8 = 8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
band alone 11
choir alone 17
band and choir alone 4
band and math alone 7
math and choir alone 6
band choir and math 3
math alone 9 from 11+4+10+6+17 + M = 57
so
2 classes = 4+7+6 = 17
17 students take exactly two classes with Mr. Green
Answer:
284cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
first, we split up the shape into seperate sections that we can easily find the areas of.
i will draw vertical lines in the bottom left and right, leaving me with 2 seperate rectangles and 1 irregular pentagon.
we know that these rectangles are 4x8cm, so we do 4 * 8 which gives us 32.
there are 2 of these, so 32 x 2 = 64cm^2.
now, i chose to seperarte the pentagon into a rectangle and a triangle,
and i found the height and width of the rectangle to be (18 - (4+4)) x (8+7), or 10 x 15.
the area of the rectangle is 150cm^2.
now, for the triangle.
the line through the centre of th shape is 22cm long, but we only want the part in the triangle. luckily, there are mesurements that can help us with this.
8 + 7 = 15.
22 - 15 = 7.
now we know that the height of the triangle is 7 cm.
from earlier, we also know the base, which is 10cm.
7 x 10 = 70cm^2.
now we add all these together:
70 + 150 + 64 = 284cm^2
Answer:
four is the right answer i think
