Let A and B be the two complementary angles.
A = smaller angle = 2x
B = larger angle = 13x
x = some unknown number
Note how the ratio A:B turns into 2x:13x which simplifies to 2:13
A+B = 90 ... because the angles are complementary
2x+13x = 90 ... substitution
15x = 90
x = 90/15
x = 6
A = 2*x = 2*6 = 12 degrees
B = 13*x = 13*6 = 78 degrees
The two angles are 12 degrees and 78 degrees.
Check:
A/B = 12/78 = (2*6)/(13*6) = 2/13, so A:B = 2:13
A+B = 12+78 = 90
Answer:
B.
Step-by-step explanation:
process of elimination. the red dot is not a 1/4 of the number of lines, so it cant be 12.25, 13.625 is impossible because it has a value less than 13, and 12.625 is impossible as well because it has a value less than 12.5 therefore 12.375 is the best answer, and the only correct answer
Find the total number of dogs by adding each day:
Total dogs = 23
Percent of dogs: Divide the number of dogs by the total number of patients:
= 23 / 50 = 0.46 x 100 = 46%
Use the given formula to find the standard error:
Standard error = √(0.46*(1-0.46)/50) = 0.07
90%: Find Z value for 90% ( 1.645) multiply by SE:
1.645 x 0.07 = 0.115 = 0.12
Now add and subtract that value from the Percent from above:
46 + 12 = 58%
46-12 = 34%
Answer (34%, 58%)
95%: Find Z value for 95% ( 1.96) multiply by SE:
1.96 x 0.07 = 0.137 = 0.14
Now add and subtract that value from the Percent from above:
46 + 14 = 60%
46-14 = 32%
Answer (32%, 60%)
Option C. all real numbers greater than 0 is the correct answer
Further explanation:
Domain is the set of all inputs on which the function is defined or real.
The given function is:
As the function involves a square root, we have to avoid negative numbers.
- All positive real numbers will produce defined output so the positive real numbers will be included in the domain.
- If we look at negative real numbers, we will be taking square root of a negative number which will not result in a real number
So the domain will only include positive real numbers.
Hence, Option C. all real numbers greater than 0 is the correct answer.
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