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Answer:
- Tigers: 8 coaches, 72 players
- Eagles: 16 coaches, 136 players
Step-by-step explanation:
We can define a "basic unit" of each team to be the minimum number of players and coaches that can have the given ratio. For the Tigers, that is 1 coach and 9 players, for a total of 10 team members. For the Eagles, that is 2 coaches and 17 players, for a total of 19 team members. If we have t basic units of Tigers and e basic units of Eagles, then we want ...
10t +19e = 232 . . . . . the total of players and coaches in the two clubs
We want t and e to be integers, so this is a Diophantine equation. It can be solved any of several ways, including use of the Extended Euclidean Algorithm. Here, we'll make some observations based on "number sense."
The value of e must be an even number between 0 and 232/19 = 12. The product of e and 19 must be a number that ends in 2, because 10t will end in 0, and the sum with 19e must end in 2.
The only multiple of 9 that ends in 2 is 9×8 = 72, so the value of e must be a positive number less than 12 that ends in 8. We must have e=8.
Then t=(232 -8×19)/10 = 8. This tells us there are 8 "basic units" of each team.
The Tigers have 8 coaches and 72 players.
The Eagles have 16 coaches and 136 players.
Take the amount of rows in the auditorium, 15, and multiply that by the number of new seats in each row, 3. You get 45. Now multiply the number of new seats, 45, by the cost of each seat, $74. You get $3,330.
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<span>h(t) = 80t – 16t^2
When you are on the ground we have zero height, h(t) = 0. This is saying that at some amount of time we will call t, the object will hit the ground. Now we solve for t to get that time
so we sub h(t) for 0.
0=80t-16t^2 move the -16t^2 to the other side
16t^2=80t divide both sides by t
16t=80 divide both sides by 16
t=5
Now... it is important to realize that there are going to be 2 answers to this equation as you have a t^2. The other answer is 0. Obviously, unless the object started on the ground, the time to hit the ground is not 0 and that answer is ruled out.
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Th z-score is given by:
z=(x-μ)/σ
where:
μ-mean
σ-standard deviation
hence:
z=(240-200)/20
z=2
