Answer:
6.76 × 10²
Step-by-step explanation:
5.2 × 
× 1.3 × [/tex]10^{-2}[/tex]
= 5.2 × 1.3 × 
= 6.76 × 10²
Answer:
25%
Step-by-step explanation:
Probability = # of favorable outcomes / possible outcomes
favorable outcomes is what we want to happen ( throwing more than 3 pitches )
So to find the # of favorable outcomes we must find the frequency that the pitcher throws more than 3 pitches ( note: frequency of throwing 3 pitches is not included)
There are two possible outcomes of the pitcher pitching more than 3 pitches, 4 pitches having a frequency of 15, and 5 pitches which has a frequency of 10
So # of favorable outcomes = 10 + 15 = 25
Now we want to find the # of possible outcomes.
To do so we simply add the frequencies of each possible outcome.
15 + 20 + 40 + 15 + 10 = 100
So there are a total of 100 possible outcomes
Finally to find the probability of the pitcher throwing more than 3 pitches we divide favorable outcomes ( 25) by possible outcomes (100)
Our answer = 25/100 which can be converted into a percentage as 25%
Step-by-step explanation:
Triangle PQR is in a coordinate plane. The triangle is reflected across the y–axis and
then translated 11 units left to form Triangle P'Q'R'. Determine which of the following statements must be true regarding this transformation. Select True or False for each statement.
Angle P has the same measure as angle P'. T or F
Angle Q has the same measure as angle R'. T or F
Angle R has the same measure as angle R'. T or F
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You'll actually need to graph for the first segment
but the second part can be solved with algebra
The equation of the line is y(x)=-x
if we test the co0ordinates we can find if the point lies on the line
(5,5)
y(x)=-x
Using the x co-ordinate
y(5)= -5
y=-5
Leaving us with (5,-5)
Because (5,-5) is not (5,5)
This is not a point on the line
The slope of the line is -1
Answer:
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