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Question 547498: A coin bank contains only dimes and quarters. The ToTal value of The coins in The bank is $3.70 . If the dimes were quarters and quarters were dimes, the total value of the coIns would be $2.95 . Find the number of quarters in the bank.
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Question 547925: My question:
When five new girls joined a class, the percent of girls increased from 40% to 50%. What is the number of boys in the class?
What I tried:
1.If there is 50% girls in the class, then there is 50% boys, so however many girls are in the class, is how many boys are in the class. 2.I said that the ORIGINAL total class accumulation, was 45 kids, because if there is 25 boys in the class, and 20 girls in the class, the boy population is 60%, and the girl's is 40%. However, I said that if I increase the girl population by 10%, I would need to add five girls, so now there is 25 girls, and 25 boys (50% boys and girls) What am I doing wrong? Can you help me solve it? 3. My teacher said this was incorrect, and I got a 5/10 on this problem; 3 for work, 1 for solution, and 1 for check. If you could help me, I would appreciate it! Thanks a lot!!!
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Question 548016: Twenty-four tropical fish are on sale, some selling for $6 each and the rest selling for $10 each. Anyone buying all the cheaper fish would spend as much as anyone buying all the more expensive fish. How many cheaper fish are on sale?
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Question 548470: The average (arithmetic mean) of the test scores of Mrs. Hilgarts's first period class of x Algebra 2 students is 74. The average of the test scores of Mrs. Hilgart's fifth period class of y Alegbra 2 students is 88. When the scores of both classes are combined, the average is 76. What is the vlaue of x/y?
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Question 548771: Binomial problems: Mean and standard deviation
Not all visitors to a certain company's website are customers or potential customers. In fact, the company's executives estimate that about 5% of all visitors to the website are looking for other websites. Assume that this estimate is correct and that a random sample of 50 visitors to the website is taken.
a)Estimate the number of visitors in the sample who actually are looking for the company's website by giving the mean of the relevant distribution (that is, the expectation of the relevant random variable). Do not round your response.
b)Quantify the uncertainty of your estimate by giving the standard deviation of the distribution. Round your response to at least three decimal places.
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Question 550104: I have 11 classes. In 6 classes I received an A, in 4 classes I received a B and in 1 class I receive a C. I tried dividing each into 100%, but something is not working. My answer came out to 60% of A's, 40% of B's and 1% for C's. But how can this be when the total is 100%? Please tell me if I did this right or how do I figure out what percentage of A's, B's and C's I received?
Thank you
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Question 550540: Use the five step for problem-solving to answer the following questio.
Angle P and Angle Q are supplementary angles. If, Angle Q is ten less than 4 times Angle P what are the measures of the angles?
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Question 550775: A sum of money was to be shared among three persons P, Q & R in the ratios of 2:5:9. If R receives $2,170 more than P. Calculate (I) the sum of money shared. (II) P's share. (III) % of the total that Q receives.
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Question 551248: Chris rent a booth at a flea market for $120 for one day. At the flea market, Chris sells picture frames each of which cost him $5.00. If Chris sells each picture frame for $11, write an inequality that represents the number of picture frames,p, he must sell to make a profit of at least $275 for that day.
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Question 551244: Jean went to Macys to buy a new set of sheets that was priced $89.00. Jean had two coupons to use for the sheets. One coupon was for a 20% discount and the other coupon was for $5.00 off. The cashier takes the 20% off discount coupon first and then deducts the $5.00.
Part A
How much does Jean pay for the set of sheets?
Part B
Would the price of the sheet been different if the cashier used the $5.00 off coupon before the 20% discount coupon?
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Question 552032: The ratio of the number of right-handed students in school to the number of left-handed students in school is 9 : 1. There are 360 right-handed students in school. How many left-handed students are in school?
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Question 552613: Jerry makes a purchase that allows him to spread the payments over time. The total purchase is $1,200.00. He makes a 25% down payment, and then pays the rest in three equal, interest-free monthly installments. How much is each monthly installment?
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Question 552736: Jack is on a 5 mile hike. He has already hiked 3 1/4 miles. How many miles does he have left to hike? I do not understand how many more miles left there is or what strategies to get it to help me later on.
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