Answer:
It's different because the experiment is more accurate as it progresses.
Step-by-step explanation:
You'll notice that the higher the numbers get in the experiment the closer it gets to your solution. The theoretical probability of flipping a coin is about 50% heads and 50% tails, but it doesn't always seem like that in an experiment. The experimental probability from your experimentation so far would be 62% of heads and 38% of tails.
Answer:
Perimeter=22 m
Step-by-step explanation:
Perimeter Of A Figure
Perimeter is the distance measured around a shape. If the figure is line-shaped, the perimeter can be obtained by adding the individual lengths of each segment around the shape.
The figure shown is surrounded by line segments. We only have to add them all to find the perimeter. But we don't need each individual length to do so. We may notice the following (given all angles are right):
The sum of HG+FE+DC equals AB. So the upper and lower lengths are twice AB, or equivalently: 2*7 1/2 m =15 m
It can also be noted that AH+GF=BC+DE=2 1/4+1 1/4 = 3 1/2 m. It means that the two lateral lengths are twice this value: 2* 3 1/2 = 7 m
Thus, the total perimeter is 15 m + 7 m = 22 m
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formulae directly
For a cone, with base radius = r and height = h, here are the related formula
(1)


(2)
(3)
Therefore directly plugging in the numbers in the above equations:
Note:
l = slant height in cm
SA = total surface area in sqcm
V = Volume in cubic cm
Figure(a)
r = 4, h = 8

Figure(b)
r = 7, h =15


Figure (c)
r = 5, l = 8

O would be the answer, but I’m not sure why you have 3
(360.00 to be exact)
Explanation:
Divide the negative 16 by 2= -8
Then square -8
So the missing constant is 64
The perfect square would be (x-8)^2