Assuming that the balls are not replaced;
= 5/42
(the numbers are decreasing in the denominator as you are presumably taking out the red balls. In the denominator, there is one less ball each time since you took out a red one).
Therefore, the probability of selected 4 red balls consecutively without replacement is 5/42.
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Answer:
A. 3:30.
Step-by-step explanation:
180 is 90+90 so that would put it in 3:30.
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Answer:
The bird has to fly 7.5 m
Step-by-step explanation:
Please see diagram in attached image.
Notice that there is a right angle triangle that defines the situation, and you know two elements of such triangle;
1) one acute angle (
), and
2) the side opposite to that angle.
What you need to find is the side adjacent to the angle, which is what the bird needs to fly horizontally to be above the fish. We named that "x".
The trig function that relates such triangle elements is the tangent:
which rounded to the nearest tenth is: 7.5 m
Step 1
Anything divided by one gives itself.
\frac{1}{8}=-8\text{ and }\frac{-8}{1}=\frac{-12}{48}
8
1
=−8 and
1
−8
=
48
−12
Step 2
Convert -8−8 to fraction -\frac{64}{8}−
8
64
.
\frac{1}{8}=-\frac{64}{8}\text{ and }\frac{-8}{1}=\frac{-12}{48}
8
1
=−
8
64
and
1
−8
=
48
−12
Step 3
Compare \frac{1}{8}
8
1
and -\frac{64}{8}−
8
64
.
\text{false}\text{ and }\frac{-8}{1}=\frac{-12}{48}false and
1
−8
=
48
−12
Step 4
Anything divided by one gives itself.
\text{false}\text{ and }-8=\frac{-12}{48}false and −8=
48
−12
Step 5
Reduce the fraction \frac{-12}{48}
48
−12
to lowest terms by extracting and canceling out 1212.
\text{false}\text{ and }-8=-\frac{1}{4}false and −8=−
4
1
Step 6
Convert -8−8 to fraction -\frac{32}{4}−
4
32
.
\text{false}\text{ and }-\frac{32}{4}=-\frac{1}{4}false and −
4
32
=−
4
1
Step 7
Compare -\frac{32}{4}−
4
32
and -\frac{1}{4}−
4
1
.
\text{false}\text{ and }\text{false}false and false
Step 8
The conjunction of \text{false}false and \text{false}false is \text{false}false.
\text{false}false
Hint
Do the arithmetic.
Solution
\text{false}false
