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18. A jar contains 200 coins. • Zack pulls out a coin, records its value, and then puts the coin back into the jar. • Zack does
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18. A jar contains 200 coins.
• Zack pulls out a coin, records its value, and then puts the coin back into the jar.
• Zack does this same process 8 times and records 1 quarter, 2 dimes, 2 nickels, and
3 pennies.
Based on these results, how many coins in the jar can Zach expect to have a value of
$0.10 or more?
А
75
B.
67
C. 50
D. 25
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2021-08-24T03:01:05+00:00
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3 coins pulled are 10 cents or more
5 coins are under 10 cents
so 3 out of 8 coins are 10 cents or more
the jar contains 200 coins
This is a ratio problem 3 is to 8 as x (an unknown value) is to 200
3/8 = x/200 solve for x
times both sides by 200
200(3/8) = x solve directly here using a calculator
600/8 = x or keep similifying until you can divide more
300/4 = x easily I kept dividing the numerator and the
150/2 = x denominator by 2 until i got 150/2 = 75
75 = x