Answer: 6ft.
Step-by-step explanation:
A=L*W
A/W=L
22sq ft/(11/3)ft=L
6ft=L ANSWER The length (height) of the poster is 6 feet.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:
Brian's rate is 15 km/hr
Adrian's rate is 16 km/hr
Step-by-step explanation:
Let r = Brian's rate
r + 1 = Adrian's rate
4/r = Brian's time
4/(r + 1) = Adrian's time
The difference in times is 1 min = 1/60 hr
LCD = 60r(r + 1)
4(60)(r + 1) - 4(60)r = r(r + 1)
240r + 240 - 240r =
+ r
+ r - 240 = 0
(r - 15)(r + 16) = 0
r = 15 or r = -16
Since the rate cannot be negative, Brian's rate is 15 km/hr and Adrian's rate is 16 km/hr
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Answer:
D. y = -1/3x
Step-by-step explanation:
The line through the origin means the equation will be a proportion of the form y = kx. (You can also see this by looking at the answer choices.) The value of k is ...
k = y/x . . . . . divide the above equation by x
For the given point (x, y) = (-3, 1), the value of k can be seen to be ...
k = 1/-3 = -1/3
Then the equation for the line is ...
y = -1/3x . . . . matches D
Answer:
c. 8.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The given scenario corresponds to binomial experiment because
1. There are two possible outcomes i.e. each number can be working or not working.
2. On each dialing the probability of getting working cell number is p=0.55.
3. Cell phone numbers are randomly dialed so these are independent.
4. A pollster dialed 15 cell numbers i.e. n=15.
The mean number of calls that reach a working cell number can be calculated by computing mean of binomial distribution using the given information.
Mean of binomial distribution=E(x)=np
The mean number of calls that reach a working cell number=15*0.55=8.25
Thus, the mean number of calls that reach a working cell number=8.25