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1 year ago

Can I get some help with these questions, please?

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dangina [55]1 year ago

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17. The letter is J

The letter appears 3 times

18. Lefthanded students = 4 students

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17. We have that 1/4 of the months of the year start with the same letter

It is important to note that:

January, June and July all start with the same letter

The letter is J

The letter appears 3 times

18. Total number of students = 24

5/ 6 are right handed

Right handed students = 24 × 5/ 6 = 4 × 5 = 20 students

Lefthanded students = 24 - righthanded students

Lefthanded students = 24 - 20

Lefthanded students = 4 students

Thus, we can see that the letter that appear in 3 months of the year is J

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