Answer:
49°
Step-by-step explanation:
The given information that BC=DC tells you triangle BCD is an isosceles triangle and that angle y is one of the two equal base angles. Then ...
y + y + 82 = 180 . . . . . the sum of angle measures is 180 degrees
2y = 98 . . . . subtract 82
y = 49 . . . . . divide by 2
The measure of y is 49°.
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
Given that probability of you winning each game = 0.68
And probability of you winning next game = 0.81
Your friend's chance of winning/you losing would be = 1-0.68= 0.32
also his chance of winning next game = 0.73
To find probability that you would win the series given that you need to win two games to win the series
= probability that you win first game and second game+ probability that you win first game, lose second game and win third game + probability that you lose first game, win second game and win third game
= 0.68*0.81+0.68*0.32*0.68+0.32*0.68*0.81
=0.8750
Therefore probability that you would win the series = 0.8750
Note: here we found the probability of winning by adding(or) up the three possible combinations that would result in a win
Elena packed 48 cubes.
Each cube has an edge of 1 centimeter.
The number of layers that Elena can make depends on how each layer is arranged and depends on how many cubes are there in a layer.
Assume that each layer has only 1 cube, then there are 48 layers.
Answer:
Indicate whether classical, empirical, or subjective probability should be used to determine each of the following probabilities.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The probability that a certain model will win the beauty contest
is an example of which type of probability?
B - Classical
b) "The probability that next card in the deck will be black" is an example of which type of probability?
B- Classical
c) "The probability that there will be at least 16 tropical storms this summer" is an example of which type of probability?
B-Subjective
d) "There is a 0.30 probability of randomly selecting a student who has a part- time job " is an example of which type of probability?
A- Subjective
