Answer:
Pentagon a = 4.9 in. s = 7.1 in. /l ;/ >cvr'-. ~ j-?.1· '19~~. 5) Octagon a = 20.8 m s= 17.2m. ,4 ~;.>a-rt. ::: i, 17. z • t~f "g. ~ :::::, l'/?1 ,0 nt z, ... What is the length of the apothem to the nearest whole number
Step-by-step explanation:
Pentagon a = 4.9 in. s = 7.1 in. /l ;/ >cvr'-. ~ j-?.1· '19~~. 5) Octagon a = 20.8 m s= 17.2m. ,4 ~;.>a-rt. ::: i, 17. z • t~f "g. ~ :::::, l'/?1 ,0 nt z, ... What is the length of the apothem to the nearest whole number
Answer:
a. 5,040 ways
b. 210 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
a) We want to pick 4 numbers out of 10 given that orders matter
If orders do matter, it will be a permutation problem
Mathematically;
n P r = n!/(n-r)!
In this case, n is 10 and r is 4
Thus, we have it that;
10 P 4 = 10!/(10-4)! = 5,040
b) if orders do not matter
It will be a combination problem
n C r = n!/(n-r)!r!
n = 10 and r = 4
10 C 4 = 10! /(10-4)!4!
= 210
Answer: 44 miles
WORKINGS
Given,
The distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL = 173 miles
The distance between Indianapolis and Dayton, ID = 165 miles
The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL is unknown
Since there are straight roads connecting the three cities, the connection between them form a right angles triangle.
The right angle is at Dayton
The hypotenuse is the distance between Indianapolis and Lima, IL
Therefore IL^2 = ID^2 + DL^2
173^2 = 165^2 + DL^2
DL^2 = 173^2 – 165^2
DL^2 = 29929 – 27225
DL^2 = 2704
DL = 52 miles
Therefore, The distance between Dayton and Lima, DL = 52 miles
The question is asking how many more miles would Meg drive if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
That is, Distance of Indianapolis to Dayton + Distance of Dayton to Lima – Direct distance of Indianapolis to Lima
That is, ID + DL – IL
= 165 miles + 52 miles – 173 miles
= 217 miles – 173 miles
= 44 miles
Therefore, Meg would drive 44 more miles if she stopped in Dayton first than if she drove directly to Lima.
A two-dimensional shape has length and width. A three-dimensional solid shape also has depth. Three-dimensional shapes, by their nature, have an inside and an outside, separated by a surface. All physical items, things you can touch, are three-dimensional.
