Firstly, I noticed that there are fractions, decimals, and percents. I will change everything to percents, so it’s more easy for me to compare each of them.
List 1. 140%, 25%, 14%. This is from greatest to least, not least to greatest.
List 2. 25%, 14%, 14%. This is not from least to greatest, either.
List 3. 14%, 25%, 140%. This is from least to greatest.
List 4. 140%, 14%, 25%. This is not from least to greatest.
List 3 is from least to greatest. I got this answer by converting all of the fractions and decimals to percentages.
Answer:
(C) Victoria has six sevenths of a pizza. She ate one fourth of it for dinner. How much pizza did Victoria eat for dinner?
Step-by-step explanation:
One clue is "of" in the story and which matches "times" in the equation sentence. The question is is about multiplication.
Words such as "more" "and" & "total" are usually clues that the question is about addition. "Give" "take" "difference" & "have/are left" are clues that there is subtraction in the process. (Please give brainliest!!)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3/5 + 1/3
taking lcm we get 15
=<u> 3 * 3 + 1 * 5</u>
15
= <u>9 + 5</u>
15
=14/ 15
P(1≤x≤3) defined the probability that the result is between 1 and 3, included. You can answer this question in two ways:
1. Sum the probabilities of good events:
From the graph, we have
So,
2. Use complementary probabilities
Asking that the result is 1, 2 or 3 is the same as asking that the result is not 4. The probability that the result is 4 is 0.16, so the probability that the result is not 4 will be
The result is obviously the same.
