Answer:
= 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question: 1 bag contains
4 cotton candy lollipops
3 cherry lollipops
6 butterscotch lollipops
1 orange lollipops
Total number of possible outcomes =
14
The probability of randomly choosing a cotton candy or orange lollipops is calculated as:
P(Cotton candy) + P(Orange)
= 4/14 + 3/14
= 7/14
= 1/2
You have to formulate equations for this problem.
Let S = Science score
M = Math score
C =
Chemistry score
To illustrate the given:
0.9S = 0.75M
0.9S = 0.8C
You are given that Karen’s Math score is 96 marks. You have
to substitute the Math score to the first equation.
0.9S = 0.75(96)
0.9S = 72
S = 80
Therefore, Karen’s Science score is 80. Now, you have to
substitute the Science score to the second equation.
0.9(80) = 0.8C
0.8C = 72
C = 90
So, Karen’s Chemistry score is 90.
Therefore, the total score of the 3 subjects is 266 (96 + 80
+ 90).
Find the diameter then multiply by pi
<span>A: The middle 95% contain between 23.8 and 24.2 oz.(2 SDs under and over the mean)
B: Approximately 68% of boxes have between 23.9 and 24.1 oz of cereal (1 SD under and over the mean)
C: 2.5% of boxes contain more than 24.2, because 95% are within 2 SDs, and that includes lower and higher extremes.
D: 16% of boxes have more than 24.1, because 68% are within 1 SD of the mean, so 32 are left, and that includes lower and higher extremes.</span>