Which of the following is the best estimate for the height of a ceiling?
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Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. Here are the remaining questions:
a) Describe what each region in the Venn diagram represents.
Region I: In drama club, not in step team.
Region II: In both clubs.
Region III: In step team not in drama.
Region IV: Not in either club.
b) How many students were in only one of the two clubs?
c) How many students were in the drama club or in the step team?
d) How many students were surveyed?
Attached is the Venn diagram depicting the regions.
Explanation:
b) By adding the number of students that like drama club and those that like step club we can derive the answer: 34 + 27 = 61.
c) By adding 34 + 27 + those that like both (14) = 75.
d) The total number of students surveyed is gotten by summing any number in attached the diagram: 34 + 27 + 14 + 13 = 88.
Answer:
1,809.98 lb*m/s^2
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we want to know how much weight of the boulder is projected along the path in which the boulder can move.
The weight of the boulder is:
W = 322lb*9.8 m/s^2 = (3,155.6 lb*m/s^2)
This weight has a direction that is vertical, pointing downwards.
Now, we know that the angle of the hill is 35°
The angle that makes the direction of the weight and this angle, is:
(90° - 35°)
(A rough sketch of this situation can be seen in the image below)
Then we need to project the weight over this direction, and that will be given by:
P = W*cos(90° - 35°) = (3,155.6 lb*m/s^2)*cos(55°) = 1,809.98 lb*m/s^2
This is the force that Samuel needs to exert on the boulder if he wants the boulder to not roll down.
