The answer is 13. To figure this out I used 10 notebooks sold as a guide. I knew the answer could not be 10, because $27.95/10 was not a number stopping in the hundredths place (or a true money amount).
I tried numbers greater than 10 using a trial and error strategy until I got to 13 notebooks sold and found that it $27.95 was divisible by 13 to get an answer between $2 and $3 ($2.15 exactly).
Answer:
The required division problem he must solve is:

Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the provided information.
Martin chose two of the cards below. When he found the quotient of the numbers, his answer was -16/9.
As we know that the quotient of the number is a negative number.
Therefore, the sign of both numbers must be different,
Thus we can concluded he must select
as one of the card, so that product is a negative number.
Let the selected card be x.

Hence, the two cards should be
and 
The required division problem he must solve is:

Answer:
(a) 0.932
(b) 0.0653
(c) 0.032
(d) 0.316
(e) 0.251
Step-by-step explanation:
From the table with mean parameter μ = 5, we can compute the following cumulative and density probability
(a)
(cumulative)
(b) P(X = 8) = 0.0653 (density)
(c)
(cumulative)
(d)
(cumulative)
(e) 