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princeevee:
i need some more help
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princeevee:
5 years ago
princeevee:
@Vocaloid still there?
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
yup good
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princeevee:
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Vocaloid:
good
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princeevee:
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
good
5 years ago
princeevee:
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
careful
first see which row # it's in, then what column # it's in
5 years ago
princeevee:
so 21?
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Vocaloid:
it's in the first row, second column, so 12 not 21
5 years ago
princeevee:
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
hm not quite
(large drinks w/ sugar)/ (total number of large drinks)
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
according to the table there are 51 large drinks with sugar and (51+17) total large drinks.
5 years ago
princeevee:
68/51
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princeevee:
that's 1.33
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
other way around
large drinks w/ sugar / total large drinks = 51/(51+17)
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Vocaloid:
now that you have the fraction 51/(51+17) convert this to a percentage.
5 years ago
princeevee:
75
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Vocaloid:
good so 75% is your solution
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princeevee:
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Vocaloid:
hm, not quite, you should take the values from N and just triple them
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
start w/ the lower left corner to make this simpler
5 years ago
Vocaloid:
you have 3 in the lower left corner of N
triple that, and you'll get 9 in the lower left corner of 3N
there's only one choice that fits this description
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Vocaloid:
good
5 years ago
princeevee:
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princeevee:
@Vocaloid
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Vocaloid:
good
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