The answer to this probability question is .86 or 86%. The probability that a batch of 10,000 batteries will contain at least 175 defective batteries is 86 percent. I calculated the failure rate of 10,000 batteries (10k*.015) and yielded 150, meaning there will be 150 batteries that will be defective in a set of 10,000. Then i divided 150 by 175 to get the probability.
Answer:
Mariam went to the store 5 times, while Sana went 3 times.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Mariam and Sana are excited that a new store just opened in town, and they go together the first day it opens, and each time Mariam goes to the store she plans to spend Rs. 30, and each time Sana goes to the store she plans to spend Rs. 50, and a few weeks from now, Mariam and Sana are surprised to find out that they have spent the exact same total amount of money at the store, to determine what is the least possible number of times that Mariam has been to the store the following mathematical reasoning has to be done:
To know how many times Mariam went and how many times Sana went to the store, since she spends Rs. 30 and the other Rs. 50, and they have spent the same after a few weeks, it is through the search for the lower common multiple of both numbers.
Thus, the common multiple less than 30 and 50 is 150 (30 x 5 or 50 x 3). Therefore, Mariam went to the store 5 times, while Sana went 3 times.
Answer: 17+ 16 = 33
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On the second floor we have 6 apartments, and we have 2 more apartments with 3 bedrooms, so 8/16 apartments are either on the second floor or have 3 bedrooms. 8/16 is the same as 1/2, or 50%
<span>2 4/5 or 14/5. Hope that helps! :D
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