Could I see a picture of what kind of triangle it is please?
Given the answers of 100 students surveyed, you have to find the following probability:
<em>P(taken a public speaking class | majoring in business administration)</em>
This is the probability that the student has taken a public speaking class, given that he is majoring in business administration, which is a conditional probability.
We already know that the student is majoring in business administration, so instead of working with the information about the 100 students, you can directly work with the group os students that are doing that major:
You can determine this probability as the quotient between the students that took a public speaking class and are majoring in business and the total number of students that are majoring in business:
So, the probability is 10/55
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Answer:
<h2>153 dimes.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
1+2+3+...+17 = (17×18)/2 = (17×18)÷2 = 153 dimes.
it’s the sum of 17 terms of a geometric series.
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Given:
The two sides of a triangle are 2 and 6.
To find:
The side length that would NOT work to make a triangle with the two slide lengths of 2 and 6.
Solution:
For a triangle, the sum of two smaller sides must be greater than the largest side.
Let x be the third side.
Case 1: x is the largest side, then
...(i)
Case 2: x is not the largest side, then
...(ii)
From (i) and (ii), we get
Here, 4 and 8 are not included.
6, 5, 7 are included in the above interval, but 4 is not included in the above interval. It means 4 would NOT work to make a triangle with the two slide lengths of 2 and 6.
Therefore, the correct option is D.