So, to find our x-intercepts, y must be zero
ANSWER: (0,0) (-5.0) (9,0) are your x-intercepts
Answer:
1.524
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1)Area; A = ¼πr²
Perimeter; P = πr/2 + 2r
2)A = 19.63 cm²
P = 17.85 cm
3) r = 8.885 cm
4) r = 14 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a quadrant of a circle. Thus;
Area of a circle is πr². A quadrant is a quarter of a circle. Thus;
Formula for Quadrant Area is; A = ¼πr²
A) Perimeter of a circle is 2πr. Thus, perimeter of a quadrant is a quarter of the full circle perimeter.
Formula for the quadrant perimeter in the image given is;
P = 2πr/4 + 2r
P = πr/2 + 2r
B) When r is 5 cm;
A = ¼π(5)²
A = 19.63 cm²
P = π(5)/2 + 2(5)
P = 17.85 cm
C) when A is 100cm²:
¼πr² = 100
r² = 100 × 4/π
r² = 78.9358
r = √78.9358
r = 8.885 cm
D) when P = 50 cm.
50 = πr/2 + 2r
50 = (½π + 2)r
r = 50/(½π + 2)
r = 14 cm
When a researcher needs to compare means for a variable grouped into two
categories based on some less-than interval variable, a t-test is appropriate.
To add, The analysis of two populations means through the use of
statistical examination is called a t-test. Small sample sizes commonly
use a t-test with two
samples. <span> What statisticians call as test statistics are
identified as t-values. A systematized value that is calculated from sample
data during a hypothesis test is called a test statistic. The procedure that
calculates the test statistic compares your data to what is expected under the </span>null
hypothesis<span>.
You already have an experience with the basic principles behind a t-test if you’ve
tried to communicated with a distracted teenager.</span>
