Picturing the tent helps, but we can actually solve this question using simple algebra and no knowledge of triangles.
The key is this function:
(b/h) = 2/√3
We want to get h by itself. First, multiply both sides by h:
b = h(2/√3) Now multiply both sides by the reciprical, (√3/2)
(√3/2) b = h
Therefore, the answer is C) h= b(√3/2)
Answer:
The number of people in a waiting line is a quantitative data as we can count them.
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the provided information.
The value of quantitative data can be determined by counting or measuring something.
Now consider the provided options.
The player’s number on a baseball uniform, the serial number on a one-dollar bill and the part number of an inventory item is not a quantitative data because we can't measure them.
The number of people in a waiting line is a quantitative data as we can count them.
Answer:
12:45 pm
Step-by-step explanation:
First we find out the amount of time it takes to drive 90 miles at 60 mph.
speed = distance/time
time * speed = distance
time = distance/speed
time = 90 miles / 60 mph
time = 1.5 hour = 90 minutes
It takes 1.5 hour, or 90 minutes, to drive 90 miles at a speed of 60 mph.
To get there at 2:00 pm, he should have left at 12:30 pm.
He got there 15 minutes late, so he must have left 15 minutes late.
He left at 12:45 pm.
Answer: 12:45 pm
Y=-3x+23
distribute -3, get y alone (add 2 to both sides)
