What is the % of increase from 62 to 88? (Round to the nearest tenth.)
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Since the sample is 1/25 the size and the size of the sample is 1m then:
x is the height of our container. we need to move 1/25 to the other side so we multiply both sides of the equation by 25.
On the right side of the equation, 1/25 cancels out with 25 since:
so we are left with the 25 x 1 on the left:
so the container is 25m; C.
x is the height of our container. we need to move 1/25 to the other side so we multiply both sides of the equation by 25.
On the right side of the equation, 1/25 cancels out with 25 since:
so we are left with the 25 x 1 on the left:
so the container is 25m; C.
There are two types of flowers are given: Potted pansies and Marigolds.
Number of Potted pansies flowers sold = 48.
Number of Marigolds flowers = 96.
<em>Total number of flowers sold = Number of Potted pansies flowers sold+Number of Marigolds flowers = 48+96 = 144 flowers.</em>
Fraction of the marigolds flowers sold to the total flowers sold = .
Reducing it into simplest fraction by dividing top and bottom by 48, we get
.
Therefore, of the flowers sold were marigolds.