If both Pamela and Debbie can shelf the same number of books at the end, the smallest number of books each could have shelved is 182
The number of books that Pamela can shelf at a time = 26
The number of books that Debbie can shelf at a time = 7
If both Pamela and Debbie can shelf the same number of books at the end, the smallest number of books each could have shelved is the least common multiple of 26 and 7
The Least common multiple of 26 and 7 = 182
Therefore, if both Pamela and Debbie can shelf the same number of books at the end, the smallest number of books each could have shelved is 182
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I believe you just multiply 150x3 and get 450
Answer:
the probability that two 18 year old boys chosen at random will have heights greater than 185cm is 0.403
Step-by-step explanation:
P( x > 193) = 0.15
= 1- p(x less than or equal 193)
= 1 -p( z < (x- u) /sigma)
= 1- p( z< (193 - 187)/ sigma)
= 1- p( z< 6/ sigma)
P(z< 6/sigma) = 1 - 0.15
P(z < 6/sigma)= 0.85
6/sigma =1.036
Sigma= 6/1.036
Sigma= 5.79
P( x> 185) = 1- p( x< 185)
= 1- p (z < (185- 187)/5.79)
= 1- p( z< -0.345)
= 1- 0.365
= 0.635
P (x> 185) = 0.635 × 0.635
=0.403
Start at -4 and go to the right 6 times on the number line and you should end up with 2
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