The equivalent to that is 8.
I would say A because you would expect that less than half of them are out of state as more then half in the study are in state.
The question does not seem complete, but I'll represent the statement mathematically and look for their ages each. This is because the worst they can ask for is their ages.
Let C stand for Courtney's age, A for Andrei's age, N for Natalie's age and S for Shari's age. From the question we can deduce the following:
C = 2A
C = N + 3
C = S/2
S - N = C + A
S = 2C, N = C - 3 and A = C/2, therefore we have
2C - (C - 3) = C + C/2
C + 3 = C + C/2
C/2 = 3 and C = 6
A = C/2
A= 6/2
A = 3
N = C - 3
N = 6 - 3
N = 3
S = 2C
S = 2 x 6
S = 12.
C = 6, A = 3, N = 3 and S = 12
Answer:
Total number of ways= 144 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of ways 3 can order chicken
= 3!
= 3*2*1
= 6
Number of ways 4 can order steak
= 4!
= 4*3*2*1
= 24
Number of ways 1 can order lobster
= 1!
= 1
Total number of ways= 24*6*1
Total number of ways= 144 ways
Answer:
60%
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply 40 by 3 and you get 120 so then you multiply 20% by 3 and get 60%