Fairly straightforward question. She works 30 days and is late 80% or 0.8
We can model our equation
Num days late = late percentage * num working days
Basically fine portion of working days that she was late.
Num days late = 0.8 * 30=24
So Deborah was late 24 out of 30 working days. Would appreciate a brainliest
Hi!
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Good work!
Answer:
64
Step-by-step explanation:
It’s directly adjacent to the other angle.
Answer:
its B. -27
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
OPTION C - No, because each number drawn is equally likely and independent of the others, so this set of numbers is just as likely as any other in the next drawing.