The first student can be any one of 12. For each of those . . .
The second student can be any one of 11.
So there are (12 x 11) = 132 different ways that a pair can be formed from the 12 students.
But for every pair, there's another one that's exactly identical to it . . . Betsy and Joann is exactly
the same pair as Joann and Betsy.
So the number of different pairs is half of the number of ways they can be picked, (132/2) = 66 different pairs.
“What is the student enrollment (in the total number of students)?”
48
5
84 students and six teachers.Students per teacher = (number of students) / (number of teachers)= 84 / 6= 14
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There are a number of ways to organize quiz competitions for students in the church. The best way is to compile questions for three different levels, each level getting harder then the previous. Each student should be asked a question for the first round, if they answer it wrong they are eliminated, if they answer it correctly they can go on to the next round.
You add all the scores, then divide by the number of students.
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The phone number of the Brookhaven Volunteer Fire is: 631-924-8114.
The phone number of the Kingston Volunteer Firemans is: 845-331-0866.
The phone number of the Cranston Volunteer Firefighter is: 401-828-4333.
Yes, to volunteer for something mean you do it for free so no social security number will be needed or asked for.
The phone number of the 7Th Iowa Volunteer Cavala is: 515-993-5218.
The number of students is discrete. There is no number of students between 4 and 5.
That depends on if the variable "number of students" is dependent on something else. For example, if the number of students is dependent on the time of year, then it is charted along the y-axis. If the number of students is independent, and the school's yearly expenses are dependent on the number of students, than the number of students should be tracked by the x-axis.
it is arranged in the increasing order of atomic number.