What is the result of adding these two equations?
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x-------> <span>the probability that a boy is chosen
B------> </span>number of boys in the debate team
G------> number of girls in the debate team<span>
we know that
B+G=20-----> G=20-B-----> equation 1
</span>probability that a boy is chosen=number of boys in the debate team/total of people
so
x=B/20-------> equation 2
t<span>he probability that a girl is chosen is 2/3 the probability that a boy is chosen
</span>probability that a girl is chosen=(2/3)*x
probability that a girl is chosen=G/20
(2/3)*x=G/20-----> equation 3
substitute equation 1 in equation 3
(2/3)*x=[20-B]/20----> equation 4
resolve the equations system
x=B/20
(2/3)*x=[20-B]/20
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
the solution is
x=0.6
B=12
G=20-12-----> G=8
number of boys in the debate team is 12
number of girls in the debate team is 8
the probability that a boy is chosen is 0.6 ----> 60%
the probability that a girl is chosen is 0.6*(2/3)----> 0.4---> 40%
the answer is
number of girls in the debate team is 8
x-------> <span>the probability that a boy is chosen
B------> </span>number of boys in the debate team
G------> number of girls in the debate team<span>
we know that
B+G=20-----> G=20-B-----> equation 1
</span>probability that a boy is chosen=number of boys in the debate team/total of people
so
x=B/20-------> equation 2
t<span>he probability that a girl is chosen is 2/3 the probability that a boy is chosen
</span>probability that a girl is chosen=(2/3)*x
probability that a girl is chosen=G/20
(2/3)*x=G/20-----> equation 3
substitute equation 1 in equation 3
(2/3)*x=[20-B]/20----> equation 4
resolve the equations system
x=B/20
(2/3)*x=[20-B]/20
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
the solution is
x=0.6
B=12
G=20-12-----> G=8
number of boys in the debate team is 12
number of girls in the debate team is 8
the probability that a boy is chosen is 0.6 ----> 60%
the probability that a girl is chosen is 0.6*(2/3)----> 0.4---> 40%
the answer is
number of girls in the debate team is 8
Answer:
Hello there!
The answer to your question is :
<em>C: Finn needs 6 cups of sugar for 4 cakes.</em>
<em>D: Finn needs 1 1/2 cups of sugar for 1 cak</em>e.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph clearly shows ( sides cups of sugar) (bottom number of cakes)
For sugar you need 6 cups to make 4 cakes
For sugar on the second question you need 1 1/2 cups of sugar to make 1 cake
Multiply 1 1/2 times 6 then divide and your answer is 4. That's 4 cakes out of 6 cups of sugar out of the original cups of sugar ( 1 1/2)
This is the confirmed answer I took the quiz and got 100%
Hopes this helps you!
~Darlington
