To determine how much of the barrel is left to fill, you must subtract the amount of water already in it from the total mass of the bucket.
25.5 - 5.2 = 20.3 Litres
In order to the fill the entire barrel, Kelly must collect 20.3 Litres of water. You must then covert the measurement from litres to millilitres so that the bucket and barrel are measured in the same units.
20.3L = 20300mL
You must then divide the amount of space left by the mass of the bucket. This will determine the least number of buckets needed to fill the barrel.
20300 <span>÷ 800 = 25.375
That means the you would have to do a minimum on 25.375 buckets to fill the barrel, or 26.
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Try this option (this is not the only way!):
1. the rule: if 'number_1' - 'number_2' > 0, then number_1>number_2. If 'number_1'-'number_2'<0, then number_2>number_1.
2. according to the rule above: 9.36-9.359=0.001. 0.001>0, it means, 9.36>9.359.
9 servings, 5×3=15 but for each 5 equals 3 so,3 +3+3 =9 because 5 is a serving
Answer: A. 664
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : A marketing firm is asked to estimate the percent of existing customers who would purchase a "digital upgrade" to their basic cable TV service.
But there is no information regarding the population proportion is mentioned.
Formula to find the samples size , if the prior estimate to the population proportion is unknown :
, where E = Margin of error.
z* = Two -tailed critical z-value
We know that critical value for 99% confidence interval = 
[By z-table]
Margin of error = 0.05
Then, the minimum sample size would become :
Simplify,
Thus, the required sample size= 664
Hence, the correct answer is A. 664.
