Question

help! :)

Answer 1

@LegendaryClasher

Answer 2

what is the area of the shaded recttangle?

Answer 3

3

Answer 4

nope

Answer 5

the length is 9, the width is 3, so the area is...?

Answer 6

5

Answer 7

nope

Answer 8

remember the equation for area of a rectangle...

Answer 9

area = length*width, REMEMBER THIS equation, this will be the last time I will tell you.

Answer 10

27

Answer 11

good, now find the area of the big rectangle

Answer 12

the big rectangle has a width of 5 and a length of 10, now find the area

Answer 13

50

Answer 14

@Vocaloid

Answer 15

good, now find

(big rectangle-shaded rectangle)/(big rectangle)

Answer 16

so 27 / 50?

Answer 17

d?

Answer 18

nope

Answer 19

what is big rectangle - shaded rectangle?

Answer 20

23

Answer 21

good, now find

(big rectangle-shaded rectangle)/(big rectangle)

Answer 22

0.54

Answer 23

nope....

Answer 24

big rectangle - shaded rectangle = 23
(big rectangle-shaded rectangle)/(big rectangle) = ?

Answer 25

so i would do 23/50 @Vocaloid

Answer 26

right, now convert that to a percentage

Answer 27

0.46

Answer 28

convert to a percentage.

Answer 29

c?

Answer 30

right.

Answer 31

@Vocaloid

Answer 32

probability = number of pink/total number of tiles

Answer 33

6 / 50

Answer 34

nope.... how many pink tiles are there?

Answer 35

oh 18 / 50 sorry

Answer 36

right.

Answer 37

Jake has a bag of 50 beads, some of which are blue and the remaining are green. Jake randomly pulls out a bead from the bag, records the color, and replaces it in the bag. Jake has already recorded 16 blue and 4 green beads. Based on these results, what is most likely the number of blue beads in the bag?

10
20
30
40

Answer 38

first find

blue/(blue + green)

Answer 39

16/50?

Answer 40

nope.

Answer 41

blue+green = 16 + 4 = ?

Answer 42

16/20?

Answer 43

good, now multiply that by 50

Answer 44

40

Answer 45

great.

Answer 46

A bowl contains candies of the same size in three flavors: orange, strawberry, and pineapple. If the probability of randomly pulling out an orange candy is fraction 2 over 8, and the probability of randomly pulling out a strawberry candy is fraction 3 over 8, what is the probability of randomly pulling out a pineapple candy?

fraction 3 over 8
fraction 4 over 8
fraction 5 over 8
fraction 6 over 8

Answer 47

1-orange-strawberry

Answer 48

wait what do i do?

Answer 49

@Vocaloid

Answer 50

read the problem.

1 - orange - strawberry = your answer

Answer 51

4 over 8

Answer 52

nope.

Answer 53

1 - (probability of strawberry) - (probability of orange) = 1 - (2/8) - (3/8) = ?

Answer 54

0.375

Answer 55

as a fraction, please....

Answer 56

3/8

Answer 57

great.

Answer 58

I need to go to class now, I'll be gone for the next few hours.

Answer 59

tag someone if you need help.