Use this formula: C=2πr. Divide 14/2 to get the radius. Substitute the radius into the formula.
The answer is 14pi units.
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Complete the chart by marking each of the expenses in the correct cell depending on whether the expense occurs montlhy, quarterly, annually, etc. as shown in the chart.
<h3>What is a check-off matrix?</h3>
This is a type of chart that is completed by adding X to the cells. In the case of expenses, check-off matrixes help you to visualize how often every expense occurs, and therefore it can be useful to control or monitor expenses.
This type of matrix often includes:
-Columns with the months of the year or the initals of these. June = J.
-Rows that show the expenses a person has.
<h3>How to do a check-off matrix?</h3>
- List the expenses
- Make an X in each of the cells that the each expense should occur.
- Verify the information once the chart is finished.
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Answer:
P(A) = 44.44%
P(B) = 50%
P(B|A) = 37.5%
P(B|A) different from P(B).
A and B are independent.
Step-by-step explanation:
If we have a total of 180 students, and 80 of them have a Playstation, we have that P(A) = 80/180 = 0.4444 = 44.44%
If we have 90 students that have a Xbox, we have that P(B) = 90/180 = 0.5 = 50%
If we have 30 students that have both consoles, we have that P(A and B) = 30/180 = 0.1667 = 16.67%
To find P(B|A), we will find for a student that has an Xbox inside the group of students that has a Playstation, that is, we have 30 students in a total of 80 students, so P(B|A) = 30/80 = 0.375 = 37.5%
P(B|A) is different from P(B), the first is 37.5% and the second is 50%, so events A and B are independent events.
Joshua must have 7 more customers if they each buy 2 items.
Translation in right or left causes the x coordinate to change while translation in up or down causes the y coordinate to change.
Moving left or down causes the coordinates to be going negative.
Moving right or up causes the coordinates to be positive.
Original point (10, 1).
Down 1 unit:
(10, 1 - 1) = (10, 0)
Left 7 units:
(10 - 7, 0) = (3, 0)
You end at (3, 0)
