Let,
Lee’s class size = L
Fred’s class size = F
We are told that Lee’s fifth-grade class has 1.0 times as
many students as Fred’s
Therefore, L = 1F
L = F
Question A. If there are a total of 60 students, how many
students does Fred’s class have?
Total number of students = 60
L + F = 60
Since L = F
L + F = F + F + 60
F + F = 60
2F = 60
F = 60/2
F = 30
Therefore, if there are a total of 60 students, Fred’s class
has 30 students.
QUESTION B. If there are a total of 60 students, how many
students does Lee’s class have?
Total number of students = 60
L + F = 60
Since L = F
L + F = L + L + 60
L + L = 60
2L = 60
L = 60/2
L = 30
Therefore, if there are a total of 60 students, Lee’s class
has 30 students.
Answer:
P(B)= 17/20
Step-by-step explanation:
The audience of the magic show is conformed by a total of 120 people, 52 of which are female and 68 are men.
Within the audience there is a school class of 37, of these students, 17 are female and 20 are male.
If a random member of the audience is selected as a volunteer:
Let "A" represent the event that "the selected volunteer is a student of the class"
And "B" the event that "the selected student is female"
You have to calculate the probability of the selected volunteer being female, given that it is a member of the school class.
Symbolically:
P(B|A)
Using the formula of conditional probabilities you can calculate it as:
P(A∩B)= =
As you can see the probability of the event "The volunteer is female given that it was a student of the school class" means that you already know the selected volunteer was a student and only needed to calculate the probability of that student being female.
P(B)= 17/20
I hope this helps
Percent formula : is / of = % / 100
16 is what percent of 72...
is = 16
of = 72
% = x
sub into the formula
16/72 = x / 100
cross multiply because this is a proportion
(72)(x) = (100)(16)
72x = 1600
x = 1600/72
x = 22.2 % <===
The factors of 16 is actually 1,2,4,8,16
Hope I helped you out! Enjoy! :)
