Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Part (a) the probability that two people have a birthday on the 9th of any month.
Neglecting leap year, there are 365 days in a year.
There are 12 possible 9th in months that make a year calendar.
If two people have birthday on 9th; P(1st person) and P(2nd person).
Part (b) the probability that two people have a birthday on the same day of the same month
P(2 people selected have birthday on the same day of same month) + P(2 people selected not having birthday on same day of same month) = 1
P(2 people selected not having birthday on same day of same month):
P(2 people selected have birthday on the same day of same month)
There are 60 minutes in an hour so if you divide 60 by 4 you get your 1/4 of an hour which is 15. You can check by doing 15+15+15+15
a) 20(x)=y
b) $120
Let x= number of hours
Let y= Cost of labor
20 will remain constant, what matters is how many hours are being worked. If it's $20 per hour then it's safe to assume 1 hour is 20 dollars worth of labor. Due to it being per hour you have to multiply the rate by however many hours worked to get your final cost.
No, 126 to the nearest tenth would be 130.
Percentage errors and percentage difference