From the information given, each batch of cookies requires 1/6 of a bag of flour.
So how many batches can be gotten from 5/6 of the bag of flour?
We form an equation
1batch = 1/6
x batches = 5/6
Where x is the number of batches from 5/6 bag of flour.
Cross multiplying this equation we get:
x * 1/6 = 1 * 5/6
simplify it:
x * 0.16 = 1 * 0.83
x = 1 * 0.83 / 0.16
x = 0.83 / 0.16
x = 5.2
Therefore factory made approximately 5 batches of cookies yesterday.
W=4
JG=12
This is the answer
Male student: 40/100 = 2/5
graduate: 520/2106 = 65/252
2/5 + 65/252
= 829/1260 ( this is the probability)
According to the logarithmic property of base change, the correpta answer is option one or the first.
The logarithmic property of base change says that
loga (b) = logc (b) / logc (a)
Therefore the same property applies to this problem and the correct expression for this question is:
logb (x) / logb (a)
Answer:
11 * I
Unless you can tell me what I is equal to, I can't give you a number as an answer. Just take what ever I is equal to, an multiply it by 11. If the answer choices are equations rather than numbers, than just say 11 * 1.
If the question comes with any more information, please comment so I can give you a stronger answer.
Hope this helps! :)
-Sophia
