Answer:
Total overripe fruit = 48
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Step 1: Assume the value of oranges</em>
Let oranges be x
Oranges = x
Apples = 32 + x
Overripe oranges = 3/5 of oranges
= 3x/5
Overripe apples = 1/3 of apples
= 1/3 (32 + x)
<em>Step 2: Find x (oranges)</em>
<em>Number of overripe apples and number or overripe oranges are equal.</em>
3x/5 = 1/3 (32 + x)
3 (3x) = 5(32 + x)
9x = 160 + 5x
4x = 160
x = 40
<em>Step 3: Find the total number of overripe fruit.</em>
Total overripe fruit = Overripe apples + Overripe oranges
Total overripe fruit = 1/3 (32 + x) + 3x/5
Total overripe fruit = 1/3 (32 + 40) + 3(40)/5
Total overripe fruit = 24 + 24
Total overripe fruit = 48
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Answer:
14/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
I don't think any are a correct graph of the function. But here are the ordered pairs. (1,0),(0,-2),(-1,-4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Take three values for x and plug them in for your y's. For instance x values of 1,0,-1. Plug each in to find the y value. 2(1) - 2 =y so (1,0)
Answer:
Size 50
Step-by-step explanation:
You should choose the larger sample size. This is because if you take the mean, it will help to cancel out outliers. For instance, most people exercise half an hour. With sample size of 10, there might be one person who doesn't exercise, thus dragging down the mean. A larger sample size would have a greater ratio of "average" people.
