Answer:
Dori has $48 left.
Step-by-step explanation:
The boat costs twice as much as the goggles, divide 8 by 2 to find the price of the goggles. The price of the goggles is $4.
Add $8 and $4 to get $12. This is the total money Dori spent.
Since this is 1/5 of her money, multiply $12 by 5 to get $60. This is the money Dori had.
Subtract the $12 from the $60 to get $48. This is the money Dori has left.
The probability that both of the students are on Team D is about 5.56%
There are 4 teams, so the first person has a 1/4 chance of being on Team D.
However, for the second person, there are only 6 spots left out of 27 to be on Team D.
To find the combined probability, we need to multiply the two fractions.
1/4 times 6/27 = 1/18 or about 5.56%
257 is a whole number, interger, and a rational number.
