Jeff collected 100 baseball cards. Thirty-three of the cards are Cincinnati Reds players, and 22 of them are Cleveland Indians. Part B What decimal represents the part of the cards that are neither Cincinnati Reds nor Cleveland Indians?

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Branson Becker

Mathematics

22 January, 13:58

Jeff collected 100 baseball cards. Thirty-three of the cards are Cincinnati Reds players, and 22 of them are Cleveland Indians. Part B What decimal represents the part of the cards that are neither Cincinnati Reds nor Cleveland Indians?

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Ahmed Schneider · Answer 1

0.45.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the solution to this question, we will first need to determine how many cards are neither Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians. We can do this by:

100 - 22 - 33 = 45. This is the number of cards that are neither the two teams.

To convert this to a decimal, simply divide by 100, giving us:

45 : 100 = 0.45.