57% of students studied, which decomposes into 52% who both studied and saw an increase in their exam grade 5% who both studied and did Not see an increase in their exam grade The percentages above are relative to the whole population of 100 students, to get the requested probability, recall that: One way to find out the probability of an event is to Take the ratio of the number of times the event happened, over the total number of times the event could have happened. Total number of times the event happened: 52 = 52% of 100 students studied and saw an increase in their exam grade Total number of times the event could have happened: 57 = 57% of 100 students studied
Diagram:
M------------O-------------N
................. ^ midpoint
Obviously if O is the *mid*point, then it is exactly halfway between M and N. That also means it has bisected the segment into two equal parts.
On one side you have MO (or OM, if you like)
On the other side you have ON.
In order for O to be the midpoint:
ON = OM
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5.888045975
Step-by-step explanation:
Ratio with two equivalent measurements would be 1
