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skad [1K]
2 years ago
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Can somebody plz help answer these three word questions correctly thanks a lot >33

Mathematics
1 answer:
miss Akunina [59]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a) The percent of their games the hockey team won is 60%

b) The percent of their games the hockey team lost is 37% to the nearest percent

c) The percent of their games the hockey team tied is 3% to the nearest percent

Step-by-step explanation:

In any game, there are 3 situations

  1. Win
  2. Tie
  3. Lose

The sum of the three situations is the total number of playing that game

∵ The hockey team won 72 out of 120 games and tied 4

∴ The number of winning games = 72

∴ The number of tying games = 4

∴ The number of total games = 120

→ Find the number of losing games

∵ Win + ty + lose = total games

∴ 72 + 4 + lose = 120

∴ 76 + lose = 120

→ Subtract 76 from both sides

∴ lose = 44

∴ The number of losing games = 44

Now let answer the questions

a)

∵ P%(win) = (winning ÷ total) × 100%

∴ P%(win) = (72 ÷ 120) × 100%

∴ P%(win) = 60%

The percent of their games the hockey team won is 60%

b)

∵ P%(lose) = (losing ÷ total) × 100%

∴ P%(lose) = (44 ÷ 120) × 100%

∴ P%(lose) = 36.66667%  = 37% to the nearest percent

The percent of their games the hockey team lost is 37% to the nearest percent

c)

∵ P%(tie) = (tying ÷ total) × 100%

∴ P%(tie) = (4 ÷ 120) × 100%

∴ P%(tie) = 3.333333%  = 3% to the nearest percent

The percent of their games the hockey team tied is 3% to the nearest percent

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