16.6667% (16 2/3)
15 + 3 = 18
3/18 = 16.6667
3.65 is greater than 3 1/5 since if you put 1/5 in decimals, it would be 3.20.
A.) 3/4 are plain
b.) 75% are plain
c.) 18 are plain and 6 are sesame. 2 dozen bagels is the same as 24 bagels. Since there are 4 total parts, you have to divide the number of bagels into 4 equal parts [24 / 4]. Since each part is 6 bagels, multiply 6 by 3 since the ratio of plain to sesame is 3:1. Yours should get 18 plain bagels. Then, since 3 of the 4 parts are plain, and each part is 6 bagels, there are 6 sesame bagels.
Answer:
Exact Form
Y = -727/2
Decimal Form
y = -363.5
Mixed Number Form
y = -363 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
So, having "hold-out" data allows you to have a nonpartisan set of data (so to speak) for you to refer to later, once you have made use of the "train" and "test" sets. That way you can make a fair assessment as to the difference between the new and old ('hold-out") sets.
Or if you need to repeat the experiment or model again - then you can refer to the "hold out data"