The best way to approach this problem is to find out how much fell in week. As you know what two weeks is, you simply have to halve this, giving you that one week is 5 inches of rain. One you have this, you can multiply this by 4 (as this will give you 4 weeks, or 28 days), and this gives you 20 inches in 28 days. You should then find the odd three days. If you divide 5 by 7, this will give you the rain fall in one day. 5/7= 0.8 inches per day. You then have top multiply this by 3 (as you've got three odd days), and this gives you 2.4. You then have to add together 2.4 and 20, giving you 22.4
Therefore, if the rain continued to fall at the same rate for 31 days, it would receive 22.4 inches of rain.
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
I think its b
Step-by-step explanation:
because 4×4 is 16
Answer:
a. 0.0000009 m
b. 6,130, 000, 000
c. 100,000 light years
d. 0.00001 mm
e. 0.0000010 kg
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to come from the standard form to the decimal form
In doing this, we consider the power of 10 attached
If negative, we count leftwards, if positive, we count right-wards
The number of times we count is the power of 10 attached. The count means we are moving the decimal point
For numbers with out visible decimal point, it is at the back of the most right-ward number
Thus, we have these as;
a. 9 * 10^-7
= 0.0000009 m
b. 6.130 * 10^9
= 6,130, 000, 000
c. 1 * 10^5
= 100,000 light years
d. 1 * 10^-5 mm
= 0.00001 mm
e. 10^-7
= 0.0000010 kg
Based on the given table above, the correct answer would be option D. 2.18%. So how did we get this result. Looking at the table, the number of adults experiencing nausea is 24 and the total number of trial members is 1100. So given these values, the p<span>robability of getting nausea (as a percentage) is
(24/1100)*100. (0.0218)*100, so we get 2.18. Which gives the probability of 2.18%. Hope this answer helps.</span>