Answer:
Is there a graph that goes with this question? If there is, is it possible for you to upload it to the question? So when i answer its completely correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Minimum number of voters for the democratic candidate would be 3120 voters.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of people turning out to vote = 12,000
Percentage of votes a democratic would get = 30%
Which means that it is expected that a democratic candidate will get: 30/100 · 12,000 = 3600 votes
However, the polling may have an error of +4% to -4%
Which means that the votes a democratic candidate will get will range from 30%+4% = 34% to 30%-4%= 26% of the total people who turn out to vote
Minimum number of voters can be determined by taking 26% of the total people who turn out to vote:
Minimum number of votes = 26/100 · 12,000 = 3120
To solve this, subtract 2 from both sides, and you end up with x = 8. :)
<span>Twenty-seven is what of 60 it is 45 percent or .45 27/60=.45</span>
Answer:
1/10
Step-by-step explanation:
There were 20 outcomes
There were 2 outcomes with a head and a green (Trial 8 and 16)
P (H and Green) = Number of outcomes/ total outcomes
=2/20
=1/10