Answer: My best answer would be independent
Step-by-step explanation: because you would be the one rolling the dice but you don't know what it would be landing on
Answer:
3600 gallons of water was removed from the basement.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Rate of each pump = 40 gallons/min
We need to find find the number of gallons of water removed from the basement.
Solution:
Now Given:
After half an hour, the one pump burns out.
Now we know that;
1 hour = 60 mins
hour = 
Now for 30 mins both the pumps were working and removing the water.
So we can say that;
Water remove for first 30 mins = 
Also Given:
the second pump finishes removing the water half an hour later.
So we can say that;
Water removed for next 30 mins = 
Now we can say that;
Total water removed from the basement is equal to sum of Water remove for first 30 mins and Water removed for next 30 mins .
framing in equation form we get;
Total water removed from the basement = 
Hence 3600 gallons of water was removed from the basement.
Answer:
372,130
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Multiply 374,000 by 0.5
2. divide the answer by 100
3. subtract that answer from 374,000
4. This is the answer to your question

notice, that, pure juice is 100% juice, dohhh, thus 100/100 = 1.00
50% is 50/100 or 0.50 in decimal format
so..... whatever those two quantities amount to, that is, the 50% and pure juice, or (4)(0.50) + (x)(1.00)
they will equal the mixture desired 60% juice, or 0.60, namely (4+x)(0.60)
thus (4)(0.50) + (x)(1.00) = (4+x)(0.60)
solve for "x"
Answer:
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1. The manufacturer is taking a sample of her friends, which is most convenient to sample - Convenience sampling
2. The whole population is divided into different groups (strata) and random samples are drawn from each group - Stratified sampling
3. The population is divided into different clusters (here, communities) and whole clusters are surveyed - Cluster sampling
4. The samples are drawn at a fixed interval from the population list - Systematic sampling
5. The samples are randomly drawn from the population - Simple random sampling