Answer: option 2 is the better option
Step-by-step explanation: well in this case as you are trying to find the individual prices of the candy bars, you would divide the total price by the amount of candy bars. So in this case for the first problem, you would take the total price: $6.75 and divide it by 10. The answer to this would be .675 but you would round it up to .68 so that you have a two digit decimal. Therefore the answer is .68 cents for each candy bar.
you would repeat this process for the second problem. Total price: $7.25 divided by 12 (candy bars). The answer in this problem would then be .60 cents per candy bar. Once we see how much each would be, it is just a matter of seeing which price is higher. In this case, the second option is the better option.
Sorry this was long, that's how i explain things, but i hope this helps
6x4 = 24
Therefore, 24 is your answer.
Y=4 (6^x)
comment if you want me to explain it
Okay, here we have this:
Considering the provided information, we are going to calculate the requested value, so we obtain the following:
Then we will substitute in the following formula:
Students who play soccer=Number of students*(Probability that they play soccer)
Replacing:
Students who play soccer=300*(12/25)
Students who play soccer=3600/25
Students who play soccer=144
Finally we obtain that 144 students would we expect to play soccer, based on Sean's experiment.
