So the exchange rate from one US dollar to a Canadian dollar is equal to 1.30 Canadian dollars. So in this current situation if you swapped all of your US dollars for Canadian dollars you would have $13000 Canadian dollars
Hello there! We can solve this question by writing and solving a proportion. Set it up like this:
9/x = 3/100.
This is because 9 is 3% of x number of stores and percents are parts of 100. Setting it up like this will help us get the correct answer. Cross multiply the values . 9 * 100 is 900 and 3 * x = 3x. You get 900 = 3x. Now, divide each side by 3 to isolate the x. 3x/3 cancels out the x. 900/3 is 300. There. x = 300. 9 stores is 3% of 300 stores.
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Step-by-step explanation:
14.
- Between two lines m ║ n, the ∦ cuts through them forming two angles
- As it forms a line, the sum of the angles is 180°
- 3x + 47 + x + 7 = 180
- 4x + 54 = 180
- 4x = 126
- x = 126/4 = 63/2 = 31.5
15.
- Alternate exterior angles on a transversal are equal
- 5x = 2x + 78
- 3x = 78
- x = 26
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Step-by-step explanation:
To find the rate of change, subtract then divide. This is especially a good strategy when you have the x and y values when x = 0:
604 - 460 = 144
144 divided by 18 =
8
Therefore, the rate of change is 8. We can even go further to create an equation for this:
y intercept = 460 (because 0 multiplied by the rate of change would be 0).
slope = 8
Slope-intercept form: y = mx + b --> y = 8x + 460
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: There are 2 classes of 25 students.
13 play basketball
11 play baseball.
4 play neither of sports.
Lets assume basketball as "a" and baseball as "b".
We know, probablity dependent formula; P(a∪b)= P(a)+P(b)-p(a∩b)
As given total number of student is 25
Now, subtituting the values in the formula.
⇒P(a∪b)= 
taking LCD as 25 to solve.
⇒P(a∪b)= 
∴ P(a∪b)=
Hence, the probability that a student chosen randomly from the class plays both basketball and baseball is .
