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Answer:
The first and third quartile of the wingspans are 116.9 cm and 133.1 cm respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first and third quartile of a normal distribution are:
The information provided is as follows:
Compute the first and third quartile of the wingspans as follows:
Thus, the first and third quartile of the wingspans are 116.9 cm and 133.1 cm respectively.
Answer:
x=-4 and y=10
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the second equation to make y=x+6
sub y=x+6 into the first equation
-x-2*(x+6)=0
-x-2x-12=0
-3x-12=0
3x=-12
x=-4
Now sub x=-4 into the second equation
-(-4)+y=6
y=6+4
y=10
Divide both sides by 0.32 and you'll get the value for c
Answer:
4 13/33
Step-by-step explanation
If a decimal is repeating, then the fraction would be the repeating number (in this case, 39) over the largest "nine number." If the repeating decimal was only .3 repeating then the fraction would be 3/9. If the fraction was .789 repeating, then the fraction would be 784/999. My teacher used to call this the "nine rule" but that isn't the actual name, so don't call it that. It is a nice way of remembering it though. Also, don't forget the whole number. because the .39 is repeating, that would be 39/99 as a fraction and then the whole number 4 in front of it - 4 39/99. also don't forget to simplify the fraction when you can. In this case, you can simplify 39/99 into 13/33 so the correct answer is 4 13/33.
