Hi,
Q1)If y students are accepted, only 0.8y will attend the college
So, if 0.8y = x, then y = 1.25x
Hence, D
Q2)n is two-digit number. So, n<100
smallest prime factor is 2
So, numbers with length 6 can be:
2^6 = 64
2^5*3= 96
Every other number with length 6 will be greater than 100
Hence, C
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7)
2^6 = 64
Used trial and error until I found that 2^4+3^1 96
Two numbers - C
8)
Picked the number 100 as my target enrollment
x - .2x = 100
x = 125
We will want to accept 125% of our target enrollment. - D
2^6 = 64
Used trial and error until I found that 2^4+3^1 96
Two numbers - C
8)
Picked the number 100 as my target enrollment
x - .2x = 100
x = 125
We will want to accept 125% of our target enrollment. - D
