10 (assuming you meant 5 TIMES 2
You leave at 1 P.M., the wedding ceremony starts at 5 P.M.
This gives you a 4 hour gap, the Wedding is 350 miles away, and you're traveling at 65 miles an hour.
Simply you can use two methods, (65 * 4) to verify if you'd make it or not or (350/65) to ensure how many hours it would take in total.
65 * 4 = 260 | Since this is not 350, we can verify that you'd be late.
350/65 = 5.4 (estimated) | Meaning it'd take about 5.4 hours.
To know how long that is we'd have to convert over.
5.4 = 5 2/5ths, 60 minutes are in an hour. Divide 60 by 5 to get 12, meaning:
1/5ths = 12/60ths, with that said multiply that by 2 to get your answer.
2/5ths = 24/60ths or 24 minutes.
This means you'd take 5 hours and 24 minutes to get there.
Originally we stated that the process would take 4 hours. Subtract:
(5 hours and 24 minutes) - (4 hours) = (1 hour and 24 minutes)
Concluding that you'd be late by an hour and 24 minutes.
I hope this helps, have a great rest of your day! ^ ^
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5) P (arrive) + P (not arrive) = 100% Complements
80% + P( not arrive) = 100% Substitute thr ralees
P ( not arraive) = 100% - 80% Isolate the needed
P ( not arrive) = 20%
therefor, the probability of not arriving on time is:-
20%, or 0.20, or 1/5
The complements of arriving on time is not arriving on time.
The probability is equal to 100%
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Keep in mind the the word "percent" translates to "for each 100." 25% can be read as "25 for each 100," which has the fractional representation

and the decimal representation 0.25. All of these representations are just different ways of writing the same value.
Note too that the fraction

can be reduced to

, so what the question is really asking is: 1/4 of what number is 9?
Well, if we know that 1/4 of the number is 9, we can easily find how large the whole number is by finding all 4/4 of it (the <em>whole</em> number)<em /><em />, or 4 x 9, which multiplies out to
36.