B - 7/4 = - 2/3 Solve for b

Bobby finds that the experimental probability that he will make a hole-in-one on any hole of a miniature golf course is 10%. If

rodikova [14]

Answer:

Bobby could make into 5 holes out of 50 holes in miniature golf .

Step-by-step explanation:

Bobby has experimental probability that he will make a hole-in-one on any hole of a miniature golf course is 10%, i.e. If there is a miniature golf of 100 holes bobby could make into 10 goals. Probability is 10% i.e. 1/10

According to question, Bobby plays 50 holes of miniature golf :

No. of goals he could make = ( No. of holes ) × probability⇒ 50× (1/10)

∴ No. of goals he could make ⇒ 5

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3 years ago

Create a set of data that contains 11 test scores and satisfies each condition below:

Komok [63]

The set of numbers you need to satisfy the following conditions are N:(70, 73,79, 80, 80, 81, 86,87,88, 93, 96)

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3 years ago

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Abe and Malik both stayed after school on Wednesday to practice their instruments. Abe

enyata [817]

6 : 2

9 : 3

That is all I know sorry

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4 years ago

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5/6 + 1/3 adding fractions with unlike denominators.

Phantasy [73]

Answer: 7/6 or 1 1/6

Step-by-step explanation:

First, convert all the fractions so that they have like denominators, using LCM, or Least Common Multiple. This means that you must find the least common multiple that the two denominators share, which in this case is 6. 6 will become the denominator for both fractions At this point, to find the numerators, I use my own sort of mental method to get the answer. I first take the LCM and divide it by the denominator of one of the fractions (let's do 1/3) which would give me 2. Then multiply this number by the numerator of the same fraction you started with, which is 2 again. So, your new fraction is 2/6. Since 5/6 already has a denominator of 6, you don't have to do anything, but if it did, you would just repeat the same method. At this point, the new problem is 5/6 + 2/6. Add like normal, and leave in either improper form (7/6) or mixed numbers (1 1/6) based on instructions.

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4 years ago

A fruit seller bought 160 kg of apples at Rs. 32 per kg. He sold one fourth of them at Rs. 40 per kg and sold the rest at Rs. 31

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Answer:

A fruit seller bought 160 kg of apples at Rs. 32 per kg. He sold one fourth of them at Rs. 40 per kg and sold the rest at Rs. 31 per kg. Find his profit or loss.

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