Answer:
p = (7r+16) / (4-q)
Step-by-step explanation:
4p - 7r = pq + 16
Add 7r to both sides.
4p = pq + 16 + 7r
Subtract pq from both sides.
4p - pq = 7r + 16
Factor out p from the left side.
p(4 - q) = 7r + 16
Divide both sides by (4 - q).
p = (7r + 16)/(4 - q)
The 7r and the 16 could be in either order, like 7r+16 or 16+7r. You could show that the answer is a fraction with 7r+16 on top and 4-q on the bottom. If you are writing or on the computer selecting a fraction that is stacked you don't need need the parenthesis.
Answer:
Plant A produced 15,000 panels.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let plant B produce x panels
Plant A then produced x - 2000 panels
2% of panels from plant A were defective
3% of panels from plant B were defective
The two plants together produced 810 defective panels so;
2/100(x - 2000) + 3/100(x) = 810
0.02x - 40 + 0.03x = 810
0.05x = 850
x = 17,000 panels
So plant B produced 17,000 panels
Plant A produced 17,000 - 2,000 panels = 15,000 panels.
Y = 9.25 just multiply 5 by .3 and add the 2 and subract that to find y
Answer:
A) 68.33%
B) (234, 298)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have that the mean is 266 days (m) and the standard deviation is 16 days (sd), so we are asked:
A. P (250 x < 282)
P ((x1 - m) / sd < x < (x2 - m) / sd)
P ((250 - 266) / 16 < x < (282 - 266) / 16)
P (- 1 < z < 1)
P (z < 1) - P (-1 < z)
If we look in the normal distribution table we have to:
P (-1 < z) = 0.1587
P (z < 1) = 0.8413
replacing
0.8413 - 0.1587 = 0.6833
The percentage of pregnancies last between 250 and 282 days is 68.33%
B. We apply the experimental formula of 68-95-99.7
For middle 95% it is:
(m - 2 * sd, m + 2 * sd)
Thus,
m - 2 * sd <x <m + 2 * sd
we replace
266 - 2 * 16 <x <266 + 2 * 16
234 <x <298
That is, the interval would be (234, 298)
Answer:
ΔHFG≅ΔSUT
Step-by-step explanation:
You just have to match up the sides and the angle.It's easier to color code them.
For example:
Segment SU would be congruent with HF. (both would be blue, just example color)
Angle U is congruent to angle F (red)
UT congruent to FG (green)
