2. Krista and Heather completed a jogging race in 1080 seconds. How many minutes did they jog? Strategies Estimate Actual 4. A plane flew 3300 miles in 6 hours. How many miles per hour did it travel? Strategies Estimate Actual 6. Alyse had 134 stamps. She put 8 stamps on each page. How many pages did she fill? How many stamps were left? Strategies Estimate Actual

In a large shop employing 556 people, approximetaly 56% are female and of the female employees, approximately 62% are aged 48 and over. Approximately how many employees are female and aged under 48?

Rhonda took a ribbon which was originally 81 cm in length. She cut the ribbon in thirds and measured each piece, recording the data in the table at right. She continued to cut each piece of ribbon into thirds and record the lengths. Theoretically, how many cuts would it take to reach a length of about 0.037 cm for one piece of ribbon? L(n) Length of ribbon piece (cm) Number of cuts 81 1 27 3. O 6 O 7 O 8 23

According to a food​ website, the mean consumption of popcorn annually by Americans is 62quarts. The marketing division of the food website unleashes an aggressive campaign designed to get Americans to consume even more popcorn. Complete parts​ (a) through​ (c) below.

One-North Warehousing Services block stacks its SKUs in 50 rows. Each row is 3 deep and stack 3 high. a. Calculate the total number of pallets block stacked. b. It is projected that there will be a 25% growth in the number of pallets stored in the warehouse. The company decides to use a single deep and 5 high racking system instead of block stacking the pallets. Calculate the total number of pallet positions needed.

A sample of bacteria covers an area of 1 cm² in a petri dish and grows by 50% each day. In another petri dish a sample of mold covers an area of 8 cm² and shrinks by 10% each day. Which sample covers more area after 8 days and by how much more? mold, 3.7 cm² bacteria, 3.7 cm² mold, 40.4 cm² bacteria, 40.4 cm²

Express all answers as decimals rounded to 3 decimal places, if needed. Express percentages as decimals (instead of 25.6%, use .256) Cell phone users in Boise can choose between three carriers: Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon. Advertising by all three companies results in a continual shift of customers. Each year, Sprint loses 30% of customers to AT&T and 30% to Verizon. AT&T loses 20% to Sprint and 10% to Verizon. Verizon loses 25% to Sprint and 25% to AT&T. Currently, Sprint has 25% of the market, AT&T has 35%, and Verizon has 40%. Use the order Sprint (S), AT&T (A), Verizon (V) throughout this assignment. 1. State the probability vector: 2. Create the transition matrix, labeling rows and columns, and draw the transition diagram. Create your matrix with the rows ordered S, A, and V, and columns ordered S, A, and V. 3. Assume that for 5 years this trend continues. State the transition matrix after 5 years. 4. What is the market share for each company after 5 years? Sprint: AT&T: Verizon: 5.…

A furniture store expects to sell 120 coffee tables during the next year. It costs $1.50 to store one coffee table for one year. To reorder, there is a fixed cost of $10, plus $2.80 for each coffee table ordered. In what lot size and how many times per year should an order be placed to minimize inventory costs? coffee tables per order orders per year

A law firm in Fairview kept track of how many hours were billed by each partner last year. Law firm hours billed Sofia 35% Gary 35% Addison 30% If the partners at the law firm billed a total of 960 hours, how many more hours were billed by Gary than by Addison? hours

At one point in a Girl Scout cookie sales drive, region C had sold 1500 boxes of cookies, and region D had sold 1200 boxes of cookies. If region D tries harder, they can sell 50 more boxes of cookies every day than region C. a. How many days will it take for region D to catch up?b. If sales are stopped after 8 more days, can you tell how many total boxes each region sold?