Subtract 3 from 35 to find that there are only 32 possible people who can be representatives. We know that the History Club contains 35 members, but 3 of these are officers, who cannot be representatives for the club. First, determine the total number of outcomes.This question tests your understanding of probability, which is represented as a fraction where the number of possibilities of a certain event occurring (numerator) is divided by the total number of outcomes (denominator). Question 2, “History Club.” The correct answer is “1/32.”
As such, 12 servings would be too many (wrong answer), and 8 servings would be too little (wrong answer), which would have easily highlighted 10 as the correct answer. Note, you could have also noticed that Marcus was “not quite doubling” the recipe, which originally made 6 servings. Since we found that each egg yields two servings, simply multiply 5 eggs by 2 servings to get 10 total servings for the new recipe, which is the correct answer. Marcus is increasing the number of eggs from 3 eggs to 5 eggs.We know that the original recipe calls for 3 eggs and makes 6 servings, meaning that each egg yields 2 servings (divide 6 servings by 3 eggs, which gives you 2 servings per egg).First, find out how many servings each egg yields.This question tests your understanding of ratios and proportions. Question 1, “Marcus’s favorite casserole.” The correct answer is “10.”
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