Mitchell because if you add a zero at the end of the .8 it would be 0.80 and 0.75 is smaller than 0.80 so Mitchell has more work to do at home
Using the graph, it is found that 976 passengers had carry-on luggage that weighed less than 20 lb.
<h3>Graph:</h3>
The graph is not given in this problem, but an internet search indicates that the information it contains is as follows:
- 120 passengers carry luggage of 4 lb or less.
- 222 passengers carry luggage between 5 lb and 9 lb.
- 378 passengers carry luggage between 10 lb and 14 lb.
- 256 passengers carry luggage between 15 lb and 19 lb.
- 90 passengers carry luggage between 20 lb and 24 lb.
- 40 passengers carry luggage between 25 lb or more.
Hence, the number of passengers with luggage below 20 lb is:

976 passengers had carry-on luggage that weighed less than 20 lb.
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Answer:
$193.95 Canadian
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply the US dollar amount by the exchange rate for CDN/USD:
150 × 1.293 = 193.95 . . . . Canadian dollars
In order to determine the expression that should be multiplied to n^2 to get 5n^3, divide 5n^3 by n^2. First for the numerical coefficient, 5 divide 1 is 5. For the variable n, n^3/n^2 is n. Thus, the term that should be multiplied to n^2 is 5n.