There is 6 daisies for every 7 tulips. How many daisies are there if there are 36 tulips?

31 daisies

Step-by-step explanation: That's because 36 divided by 7 (tulips) equals 5 and the remainder of 1. So for the daisies 6 times 5 plus one will equal 31.

So the answer is 31 daisies.

21

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's first get the probability that he had in rolling a 3 when he rolled the die 90 times. The formula for probability is times he got a 3 / times he rolled the die.

He got a 3 14 times, and he rolled 90 times, so the proportion is 14/90.

If we want to extend this proportion to when he rolls 135 times, we just multiply.

135 * 14/90 = 21 expected times he rolls a 3