Answer:
A)
Blue: 
Red: 
B)
Blue: 
Red: 
C)
No the experimental probabilities found in "A" are not equal to the probabilities found in "B". The sample size of the the experiment was not large enough to reflect the actual probability.
D)
Blue: 80
Yellow: 50
Red: 40
Orange: 30
Answer:
So you would not be carried away by the tides
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Natalie bought 500 apples at $0.40 each, then she pays $0.40 500 times, this means that the total cost of the 500 apples is:
Cost = 500*$0.40 = $200
Now she threw away n apples from the 500 apples, then the number of apples that she has now is:
apples = 500 - n
And she sells the remaining apples for $0.70 each.
a) The amount that she gets by selling the apples is:
Revenue = (500 - n)*$0.70
b) We know that she did not make a loss, then the revenue must be larger than the cost, this means that:
cost ≤ revenue
$200 ≤ (500 - n)*$0.70
c) We need to solve the inequality for n.
$200 ≤ (500 - n)*$0.70
$200/$0.70 ≤ (500 - n)
285.7 ≤ 500 - n
n + 285.7 ≤ 500
n ≤ 500 - 285.7
n ≤ 214.3
Then the maximum value of n must be equal or smaller than 214.3
And n is a whole number, then we can conclude that the maximum number of rotten apples can be 214.
Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
0.35 + 0.2 + 0.25 = 0.80
