Answer: 8.96 gallons of water
To answer this question you need to multiply the container b: container a ratio with the container a volume.
Since container b has more volume than container a, the ratio should be >1. In this case, the ratio is 100%+12%= 112%
Then the volume of container b is= 112% x 8 gallons= 8.96 gallons
To Find :
Net worth of Rachel.
Solution :
Net worth is given by the (sum of all the assets she owns) -( total amount of loans she have ).

Therefore, net worth of Rachel is $ 363587.
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
c. 1 and 3
Step-by-step explanation:
To quickly solve this problem, we can use a graphing tool or a calculator to plot each equation.
Please see the attached image below, to find more information about the graph
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The equations are:
1) y = sin (3x + π/6)
2) y = cos (3x - π/6)
3) y = cos (3x - π/3)
Looking at the graphs, we can see that the identical ones
are equations one and three
Correct option:
c. 1 and 3
to find the unit rate/constant of proportionality , you'd have to dive 250 by three. and they are related because they are the same thing.
Answer:
infinity
Step-by-step explanation:
a) the expected value of this gamble in dollars is Infinity
i.e
expected value = 
= 
b)
When offered, most people say they would pay only less than $10 to play this game.
What are two reasons why people are willing to pay so much less than the expected value?
These people are ready to pay less than $10 to play this game due to the fact that people usually overlook the unlikely event when making decisions. In a bid to that logic, they gamble in order to double their amount of money and the probability that heads may never come is ignored by these people and they may hope for a likely event i.e a head every time they play the game.
Also, the expected value is so humongous that if and only if that the first head appears after a long series of tails which is very less certain to occur, because mostly people would think that on an average the length of a series of tails ( or heads) is somewhat near 10 or so, but definitely infinity.