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3 years ago

Hazel is putting together charm bracelets. For each bracelet she uses

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1 answer:

Reika [66]3 years ago

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<u><em>Answer:</em></u>

37/96

<u><em>Explanation</em></u>:

Hazel uses 1yd for 60 charms, so for 5/8yd she would use 5/8×60=37.5.

Because she can’t use a fraction of a charm, she would use 37 charms which is 37/96 of the charms she has.

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Step-by-step explanation:

1.) standardize by subtracting the mean and dividng by the standard deviation

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this is equal to .13%

2.)

875<x<1125

standardize both seperately and subtract them

(875-1000)/125= -1 whose probability is .1587 (or 1-.8413)

(1125-1000)/125= 1 whose probability is .8413

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3.)

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(1250-1000)/125= 2 which has a probability of .9772

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4.)

Same process as question 2

(750-1000)/125= -2 which has a probability of (1-.9772) = .0228

(1000-1000)/125= 0 which has a probability of .5

.5-.0228= .4772= 47.72%

5.) same deal as the previous question

(625-1000)/125= -3 which has a probability of (1-.9987)= .0013

(1000-1000)/125= 0 which has a probability of .5

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6.)same deal the previous question

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ANTONII [103]

<h2>Hello!</h2>

The answer is:

The ball will hit the ground after $t=2.47s$

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So,

$\frac{-b+-\sqrt{b^{2} -4ac} }{2a}$

We are given the function:

$h=-5t^{2}-3t+38$

Where,

$a=-5\\b=-3\\c=38$

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