1/5 of a litre is 0.2 litres
1 litre minus 0.2 litres is 0.8 litres so
0.8 divided by 5 (glasses) is 0.16 litres in each glass
<span>Let makes the table neater. event D= 100m, even E=800m
(Event D) (Event E)
A won the race (Event A) 30 50
B won the race (Event B) 60 25
A and B tied (Event T) 10 25</span>
B did not win the race today. What length of the race was it more likely to have been? The question is asking in what event did the chance of B did not win(lose + ties) is more likely. Then, you need to determine the chance for B did not win <span>in both race.
Chance of B </span>did not win <span>100-m= 30+10/10=40%
</span>Chance of B did not win 800-m= 50+25/10=75%
The difference would be 75%-40%=35% more likely to lose 800-m race
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<span><span /><span>In an observational study, During the discussion,
the author can indicates conclusion and explains the limitation of the study he
did.
This is where the author can give the scope and limitations of his study and
also to discuss what is the future use of his study. In introduction is where
he can write the reason why he studied his research, in methodology is where he
can write when , where and how he did his research and in result is where he
can state what problem his research answered or what’s the edge of his
research.</span></span>
Answer:
Natalie is 15
Fred is 24
Step-by-step explanation:
You would first create equations to represent the problem. You would then solve for a variable (I chose to solve for y). I subtracted each equation from each other which helped me isolate y, which equaled 15. I then substituted y for 15 which allowed me to isolate x, which gave me 24.
(the equations)
x + y = 39
x + 3y = 69
(solving for y)
x + 3y = 69 - x + y = 39
x-x +3y -y = 69 - 39
2y = 30
y = 15
(solving for x)
x + 15 = 39
x +15 -15 = 39 -15
x = 24
