Answer:
Approx. 61%
Step-by-step explanation:
There's 38 faculty members in total. 23 of them are either professors or instructors (I just added 11 and 12).
So 23/38 members are one of the two. In terms of percentage (which can be found by dividing 23 by 38 and multiplying by 100), you have about a 61% chance.
Answer: 4 inches/ 6 = 0.67 inches
each piece of ribbon is 0.67 inches or 2/3 of an inch in length
Step-by-step explanation:
The 4th roots of a^12 = a^3 so we can take out a^3
4th root of 144 = 4th root of 9 * 2 so we can also take out 2
The answer is the first choice.
Answer:
<h2>32%</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability that two independent events occur together is the product of their individual probabilities, but we are not looking for a red car to be chosen at random, the problem already specifies that it is a car.
So we are told that the probability that any vehicle chosen at random is red, regardless of whether it is a car or a SUV is 32%. So 32% is the probability the problem is asking: that when a car is chosen, that it is red.