I think the answer would be 24 but im not 100% sure
Answer:
A. $301
B. $721
Step-by-step explanation:
Let $x be the amount of money they raised.
Rowena tried to put the $1 bills into two equal piles and found one left over at the end, then

Polly tried to put the $1 bills into three equal piles and found one left over at the end, then

Frustrated, they tried 4, 5, and 6 equal piles and each time had $1 left over, then

Finally Rowena put all the bills evenly into 7 equal piles, and none were left over, then

This means
is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 without remainder, so

Hence,

The smallest amount of money they could have raised is $301, because
is divisible by 7.
Now, the number
should be divisible by 7 and must be greater than 500.
So,

When n = 9,
is not divisible by 7.
When n = 10,
is not divisible by 7.
When n = 11,
is not divisible by 7.
When n = 12,
is divisible by 7.
B. The least amount of money they could have raised is $721
Answer:
My best answer is that the probability is 35/100 that the student chosen at random owns neither a laptop nor a mobile phone.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you go back and read the introductory passage, you will notice it says, "In a group of 100 students... 35 own either a laptop or a mobile phone, but not both." And I think the other numbers, I.E. 25 and 40, were just meant to throw us off. Therefore, I think 35/100 is the probability.
<span>Juan, because 186/140 is more than any of the other percentage increases</span>