for any fraction a/b, the decimal format of it is just a ÷ b.
A)
is the number rational?
well, a rational number is one we can write as a ration or fraction, well clearly is a fraction so it is rational.
B)
can it be written as a repeating/recurring decimal? well, 9/20 is 0.45, so -9/20 is -0.45, no repeating decimal like 0.454545......... , just a plain vanilla -0.45, so nope.
C)
is it less than -0.4?
well, let's recall that for the negative side on the number line, the closer to 0, the larger the number, so then -1,000,000 is much smaller than -1, because -1 is closer to 0.
who is closer -0.4 or -0.45?
|--------------------- -0.45 -------- -0.40 ------------------- 0 --------------- 1 -------------------|
so, -0.45 is farther from 0, and therefore is smaller than -0.4, so yes.
Answer:
1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
1/6 + 1/12 = 1/4
I think the answer is Obtuse
Answer:
10.
x P(X)
0 0.238
1 0.438
2 0.269
3 0.055
11.
0.707
There is 70.7% chance that at least one but at most two adults in the sample believes in the ghost
12.
1.14≅1
There will be one adult out of three we expect to believe in the ghost
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability distribution is constructed using binomial distribution.
We have to construct the probability distribution of the number adults believe in ghosts out of three adults. so,
x=0,1,2,3
n=3
p=probability of adults believe in ghosts=0.38
The binomial distribution formula
nCxp^xq^n-x=3cx0.38^x0.62^3-x
is computed for x=0,1,2,3 and the results depicts the probability distribution of the number adults believe in ghosts out of three adults.
x P(X)
0 0.238
1 0.438
2 0.269
3 0.055
11.
P(at least one but at most two adults in the sample believes in the ghost )= P(x=1)+P(x=2)=0.437+0.269=0.707
P(at least one but at most two adults in the sample believes in the ghost )=70.7%
12. E(x)=n*p
here n=3 adults and p=0.38
E(x)=3*0.38=1.14
so we expect one adult out of three will believe in the ghosts.
Answer:
$1.23
Step-by-step explanation:
First start off by multiplying $0.62 by 4 to find out the total she paid for all four pounds of beans. This would give you $2.48 spent on beans. Subtract $2.48 from the total amount spent ($8.63). You now have $6.15 left on what she could have spent on 5 pounds of potatoes. Do $6.15 divided by 5 to get an answer of $1.23. Hannah paid $1.23 per pound for the potatoes.
