Answer:
The graph representing f(x)=6cos(4πx) is shown in the attached file.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph representing f(x)=6cos(4πx) is shown in the attached file.
The number of tissues that can fit the container will be given by:
[volume of the container]/[volume of tissue box]
volume of container:
V=length×width×height
V=19.5×39×19.5
V=14829.75
Volume of tissue box:
v=6.5×6.5×6.5
v=274.625
Number of tissues in the container:
14829.75/274.625
=54
Answer: 54 tissue paper boxes
Answer:
(0,-4-4√6) and (0,-4+4√6)
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the coordinates as Jon wants to place it 14 points away
√10^2+(a+4)^2 = 14
100+(a+4)^2 = 196
(a+4)^2 = 96
a+4 = ±√96
a+4 = ±4√6
a= -4±4√6
Using statistical concepts, it is found that:
- 2 modes would be expected for the distribution.
- The distribution would be symmetric.
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- Heights are traditionally normally distributed, which is a symmetric distribution.
- Second-grade students are considerably shorter than college students, so there would be two modes.
- Both distributions, for the height of second grade and of college students, are normal, which is symmetric, thus the combined distribution will also be symmetric.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/13460485
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