List all the different combinations with total cost:
Airplane + van = 350 + 60 = $410
Airplane + cab = 350 + 40 = $390
Bus + van = 150 + 60 = $210
Bus + cab = 150 + 40 = $190
Train + van = 225 + 60 = $285
Train + cab = 225 + 40 = $265
There are 6 different combinations.
There are 2 that are more than $300
The probability would be quantity higher than 300 / total combinations.
Probability = 2/6 = 1/3
If we use $6.60 then 44 massages will go to be sent.
<h3>What are the ratio and proportion?</h3>
The ratio is the division of the two numbers.
For example, a/b, where a will be the numerator and b will be the denominator.
For example 3/8 here 3 is the numerator and 8 is the denominator the value of the fraction will be less than 1 or greater than it depends upon the numerator and denominator.
Proportion is the relation of a variable with another. It could be direct or inverse.
Given that,
$9.75 ⇔ 65 text massages
Divide by 9.75
$1 ⇔ 6.67 massages,
Multiply by 6.60
$6.60 ⇔ 44 text messages.
Hence "If we use $6.60 then 44 massages will go to be sent".
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Answer:
I would have 360000.
Step-by-step explanation:
250 (the amount of money I earned) x 60(as in 60 mins in a hour) and 24(as in 24 hours a day) equals 360000 total.
Answer: After working for 33
hours a week
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us write equations to represent these two places. Let x be hours worked and y be money earned.
Tim Hortons:
$200 + $5x = y
McDonalds:
$300 + $2x = y
Now, to find the conditions of which Tim Hortons is the better employer (on the basis of money earned) we must find the interval that Tim Hortons pays more. This can be found by setting up another equation, or by graphing. I have shown both. <em>See attached for the graph</em>.
$200 + $5x > $300 + $2x
$5x > $100 + $2x
$3x > $100
x > 
x > 33.3334
Tim Hortons is the better employer after an employee has worked for 33
hours a week.
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Answer:
you talking to specific people or can anyone join
Step-by-step explanation: