Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
STEP 1 - Write the formula Speed = Distance/Time on the board. STEP 2 - Divide the distance travelled (150 metres) by the time it took to travel (25 seconds). STEP 3 - Do the calculation 150 divided 25. You can use a calculator if you need to!
When comparing to thing with same rate, set up a proportion:
Inches/cost
13/.78=33/x
(13)(x)=(.78)(33) [cross multiplied]
13x=25.74 [simplified]
13/13x=25.74/13 [division property]
x=1.98
33 inches of wire will cost $1.98.
It depends and the measurement of the angle.
30-60-90(shown in image)
or
45-45-90
Also, sometimes you can use Pythagorean theorem
Okay, so let's find the actual failure rate first. 6/1000 times 100 (to give over a 100%) equals to 0.6. The actual failure rate is 0.6%. The theoretical probability is 0.2% 0.6-0.2=0.4. The difference is 0.4%.
Hope that helped!
