Question

node compilation is a rate as a value relative to the whole. a program tree is the whole for nodes in most cases. if the compilation samples of node is 305, what is the node compilation if the entire program tree includes 513 sample compilations? (round to the nearest hundredth.) review the linked section of the prealgebra textbook for problem help

Explanation:

Step1: Set up the ratio formula

The formula for the rate of node - compilation is $\text{Node Compilation Rate}=\frac{\text{Node Compilation Samples}}{\text{Total Program Tree Compilation Samples}}$.
Let $n = 305$ (node compilation samples) and $N=513$ (total program tree compilation samples). So the rate $r=\frac{n}{N}$.

Step2: Calculate the rate

Substitute $n = 305$ and $N = 513$ into the formula: $r=\frac{305}{513}\approx0.59$.

Answer:

$0.59$