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1/3 of 60 to 1/5 of 100 is 20 to 20.
1/3 x 60/1 =20
1/5 x 100/1=20
Reminder: You're able to cross-multiply.
i guess we'll never know *dance montage*
This is a 2 part question, so we will go step by step
Since Angel makes 13.50 an hour, and she works 40 hours a week, we have to make an equation and solve it.
First, let's make the equation, and we should multiply. Why?
Because finding out how much she made in a week would make it easier to find out how much she makes in a year. To find out how much she makes in a week, we need to add 13.50 40 times, and multiplication is an easier way of doing that.
Now to set it up, 40 is the number we are multiplying by (Because 40 is how many hours she works, and 13.50 is how much she makes in that hour)
and 13.50 is the number getting multiplied
Now we insert numbers into typical multiplication format
13.50 x 40 = ?
Now we solve
13.50 x 40 = 540
So she makes 540 dollars in a week, now we need to multiply that by the number of weeks they are in a year and we are done.
With a little help from Google, we can learn that there are in 52.1 weeks<span> in a common year.
Now we do the same thing we did the last time and insert our numbers into the equation.
(52.1 is what we are multiplying by, and 540 is the number that is getting multiplied.)
540 x 52.1 = ?
Solve
</span>540 x 52.1 = 28,134
She makes <span>28,134 in a year
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Hope this helped!
Answer:
Only vowels and odd numbers:
Spells math:
Step-by-step explanation:
We have four letters, so the probability that one letter is a vowel is 5/26 (we have 5 vowels in a total of 26 letters), then the second letter has a probability of 4/25 of being a vowel (1 vowel used), and so on (third letter being vowel = 3/24 and fourth letter being vowel = 2/23)
Then, for the digits, we do the same, one digits has 5/10 probability of being odd, then the second digit has 4/9, the third has 3/8 and the fourth has 2/7.
So the final probability would be:
To find the probability that the password spells the word “MATH", each letter has to be a specific letter, so the first letter has 1/26 probability, the second has 1/25, and so on:
