Complete Question
A measurement template with a historical value of 25.500 mm is measured 27 times and a mean value of 25.301 mm is recorded. What is the percent bias when the tolerance is +/- 0.3?
Answer:
The percent bias is
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that
The historical value is
The number of times it is measured is n = 7
The mean value is
The tolerance is
Generally the percent bias is mathematically represented as
=>
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Answer:
The answer is 3030.72 m³
Step-by-step explanation:
Please refer to attached file for graphical representation.
Formulas used:
Area = (a*b)/2
Trigonometry: Tan (t) = opposite/adjacent
Assume:
Villager plot has 3 sides: hypotenuse=C, adjacent=A, opposite=B
Plot given has 3 sides: hypotenuse=z, adjacent=y, opposite=x
Angle common between them is t.
<u>Step 1</u>:
For t:
Tan (t) = a/b
Tan (t) = 123/50
Tan (t) = 2.46
<u>Step 2:</u>
For y:
Tan (t) = y/x
2.46 = y/6
y = 2.46*6
y = 14.76
<u>Step 3:</u>
Villagers old plot area: B = (a*b)/2 = (123*50)/2
B = 3075 m³
<u>Step 4:</u>
Plot donated area: C = (x*y)/2 = (6*14.76)/2
C = 44.28 m³
<u>Step 5:</u>
Villager remaining plot:
A = B-C
A= 3075-44.28
A = 3030.72 m³
Answer:
almost -.4
Step-by-step explanation:
The way I would answer these when I was in school, just divide -3/7.
that gives you -.428 so it is pretty close to .-4, but not exactly on it.