We can assign the value "2x" as the amount of money that Amelia which to achieve in twelve years.
So, his initial money is X.
We can try each percent to test if it could double the amount in 12 years.
x+0.06*12years*x=1.72X
x+0.12*12*x=1.44x
x+0.1*12*x=2.2x
x+0.166*12*x=2.992x
Therefore, the answer is 10 percent.
Answer:
The probability that Jones is lying is 6/7
Step-by-step explanation:
First we will list out 2 different cases when the outcome is a lie
1.probability that Jones tells lies is = 0.6 and probability that dalgiliesh analyses it correctly is 0.8
So the probability that dagliesh correctly analyses that he is telling lies is 0.8*0.6=0.48
2.Probability that Jones tells truth is 0.4 and if dagliesh analyses it incorrectly (which has a probability of 0.2) the outcome(as analysed by dagiliesh) is a lie
So probability that dagliesh analyses Jones truth as a lie is 0.2*.0.4=0.08
Total probability of outcome being a lie is 0.48+0.08=0.56
But we need the probability of Jones actually saying a lie which is nothing but 0.48/0.56= 6/7
9>n>17
it means that n can be whatever number between 9 and 17
Answer:$2800
Step-by-step explanation: Lets first figure out how much money a box of candy bars is worth. We know that each candy bar is worth $5 and that there are 7 candy bars per box. We can multiply 7*5 to figure out that each box is worth $35.
Now lets figure out how many boxes can be sold each day. Each student can sell two boxes a day. 5 students selling 2 boxes each is 5*2= 10 boxes total sold a day.
Now finally we use what we found to figure out the amount of money made per day. We know that there are 10 boxes being sold and that each box makes them $35. We just multiply 10 boxes by $35 to get $350 dollars each day.
Since they sell for 8 days we just multiply 8*$350 to get $2800.
Answer:
1 bag of 64
2 bags of 32
4 bags of 16
Or 8 bags of 8
Step-by-step explanation:
that's the answer I think for however your answer is there were no answers to pick from....
