Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You do this by figuring out the amounts of pure fruit juice in all.
Explanation:
Mixture:
17 gal 30% contains:
17
⋅
30
100
=
5.10
gal pure juice
From Brand B:
8 gal 48% contains:
8
⋅
48
100
=
3.84
gal pure juice
So
5.10
−
3.84
=
1.26
gal came from 9 gal of brand A
So the percentage of A is:
1.26
9
⋅
100
=
14
%
pure juice.
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The chances that NEITHER of these two selected people were born after the year 2000 is 0.36
<h3>How to determine the probability?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Year = 2000
Proportion of people born after 2000, p = 40%
Sample size = 2
The chances that NEITHER of these two selected people were born after the year 2000 is calculated as:
P = (1- p)^2
Substitute the known values in the above equation
P = (1 - 40%)^2
Evaluate the exponent
P = 0.36
Hence, the chances that NEITHER of these two selected people were born after the year 2000 is 0.36
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if he can earn $9 per hour
$405 ? hours
?=405/9
?=45 hours he worked
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