The answer to this is C. Although the initial ratio of Grade 7 to Grade 8 students is 17:34, which is 1:2, and which can be represented well by the 6 sides of the cube by putting 1 and 2 as Grade 7 and 3-6 as Grade 8, the problem with the cube rolls is that the probabilities will not change after students are chosen. The problem states that students cannot be selected more than once, so the cube roll will only work the first time, and may not be accurate for subsequent rolls.
Answer:
The numbers are 19 and 71.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x and y represent the two numbers. Then x + y = 90.
Also, if we assume that the larger number is y, then y = 3x + 14.
We must solve this system of linear equations. Since we already have the result of solution for y (y = 3x + 14), let's use the substitution method to find the solution:
x + y = 90 becomes x + 3x + 14 = 90, or:
4x = 76. Thus, x = 76/4, or 19. If x = 19, then y = 3(19) + 14, or y = 71.
The numbers are 19 and 71.
Note that these add up to 90, as they must, and that 71 is 14 more than 3 times 19.
2c + .75g less than or equal to 8.25
c being how many packs of carrot
g being how many bags of grapes
Answer:
9/4
Step-by-step explanation:
If you need 3/4 cups of milk to make 8 waffles, you would need 9/4 cups to make 24 waffles because you are making 3 times the amount of waffles, so you need 3 times the amount of milk.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
To complete the question, here are the answer choices:
<em>A) =A1*A2*A3*A4
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<em>B) =A1*A2+A3+A1*A4
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<em>C) =A1*(A2+A3+A1)*A4
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<em>D) =A1*A2+(A3+A1)*A4</em>
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We first need to multiply A1 and A2, this will give weight of passengers.
To get weight of luggage, we multiply A1 and A4.
We also need the checked weight to add to that, which is in A3. So then we add up A3 with those 2.
So we will get
A1*A2 + A1*A4 + A3
This is given in a different order in Option B. Hence, option B is right.
