Answer:
13 Ocicats
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we are told that an Ocicat eats 3/5 pounds of food per day.
Now, we have a bag of 19 1/2 pound of food and we want to know the number of Ocicats this will feed
What we just need to do is to divide the weight of the bag by the amount in pounds that can feed a single Ocicat
Thus, we have;
19 1/2 divided by 3/5
= 39/5 divided by 3/5
= 39/5 * 5/3
= 13 Ocicats
Answer: $53.95
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: 
pounds
pounds
n= 50
Two tailed critical z-value for 90% confidence level = 1.645
Let x be the total amount of food that a cafeteria should have on hand to be 90 percent confident that it will not run out of food .
z-score = 
Then, 
Foe 50 students, total amount of food = 1.079 x 50 = $53.95
hence, the cafeteria should have food of amount $53.95 so that it is be 90 percent confident that it will not run out of food.
Answer:
52cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
I did the splitting in my head and that's pretty hard to explain like this so, just BTW if your confused on where I got my lengths from.
(7*6) + (5*2)
(42) + (10)
52
I separated them into an almost square and a rectangle, then I found the area of each rectangle and then added them together.
Hopefully this was useful and you didn't have any issues with this!
Answer:
I'm pretty sure the answer is 2, (3/2)
Can you add the whole question I think it may be 6/4
