Assuming that any given student must be either a boy or a girl (that is, no student can be neither a boy nor a girl), then 17 is sufficient. With sixteen students, you could have 8 boys and 8 girls, so there wouldn't be nine of either; adding the seventeenth student will push one or the other group to nine.
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A polyhedron must have at least 4 faces, at least 4 vertices and at least 6 edges.
Assuming that any given student must be either a boy or a girl (that is, no student can be neither a boy nor a girl), then 17 is sufficient. With sixteen students, you could have 8 boys and 8 girls, so there wouldn't be nine of either; adding the seventeenth student will push one or the other group to nine.
8 rows of 6 students 6 rows of 8 students 4 rows of 12 students 3 rows of 16 students 2 rows of 24 students 1 row of 48 students
the students point of view 'enjoyment is look the the girls and make money for their entertainment. They must enjoy their life at the same time they must want to know what happening in and around them. They must participate in right political party and vote for their right cadinate
For Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), you must have at least five girls as GSUSA members to have a troop or group.
students today really must find a way to read at least some classical texts
Oh, dude, that's simple math. If there are 28 students in total and 47 are girls, then the remaining students must be boys. So, 28 minus 47... wait, no, that's not right. Ugh, math is hard. Okay, so 28 minus 47 is... Oh, forget it. Let's just say there are some boys and some girls in that class.
Assuming no student is intersex, the answer is 3.
First, the university must ensure it is in compliance with the educational standards as mandated by the regional accrediting agency who's area of responsibility the university exists. Second, if you want quality students, you must have quality professors. In addition, you must ensure department chairs work of behalf of the students by leaving their egos at the door, and putting aside self interest and focusing on student interest. As such the institution must promote appropriate educational standards, and maintain them.
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60% study German so 40% study French and not German.
To be accepted into KIIT University, students must earn a score of at least 60% on their Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics exams. They must take 10+2 exams.
According to the book, the answer is "yes." The book's answer is that we can determine that 0.1 of girls are involved in sports. That can't possibly be the answer because we don't know how many girls are in the class and without that missing information, the answer has to be "no." We know that 10% of all of the students are girl athletes. However, we don't know what percent of the girls are girl athletes because we don't know the breakdown of the boy to girl ratio in the class and the percentage of girl athletes as a percentage of total girls must include that information in the calculation. Here are three examples to illustrate: Example 1 Let's assume 100 children are in the class Let's also assume 90 boys and 10 girls make up the 100 students. We know .24 of the students are involved in school sport. We also know of those students who are involved in sports, 0.4 are girls. In this example, 24 students would be involved in school sports and .4 of those 24 athletes would be girls. In other words, 9.6 (rounded to 10) of the students are girls and 14 are boys. In this example, all 10 girls in the class are athletes. This is 100%, not 10% as the question asks. Example 2 Let's assume 100 children are in the class Let's also assume 50 boys and 50 girls make up the 100 students. We know .24 of the students are involved in school sport. We also know of those students who are involved in sports, 0.4 are girls. In this example, 24 students would be involved in school sports and .4 of those 24 athletes would be girls. In other words, 9.6 (rounded to 10) of the students are girls and 14 are boys. In this example, 10 out of 50 girls are athletes. This is 20%, not 10% as the question asks. Example 3 Let's assume 100 children are in the class Let's also assume 14 boys and 86 girls make up the 100 students. We know .24 of the students are involved in school sport. We also know of those students who are involved in sports, 0.4 are girls. In this example, 24 students would be involved in school sports and .4 of those 24 athletes would be girls. In other words, 9.6 (rounded to 10) of the students are girls and 14 are boys. In this example, only 10 out of 86 girls are athletes. This is 11.6%, which is close enough to 10% that the answer would be correct if that were the only possible scenario (but it isn't).