I couldn't find anyone that led to the answer 20 but the one that ended closest to 20 is the last one.
Answer:
Well I recently tore my meniscus a little bit, but you said yours popped/locked, I don't think mine did that. But it could be a bigger meniscus tear then mine, don't take my word for it tho, I'm no orthopedic or doctor. And for the second time in 7-9 months?? I'd definitely go get that checked out if you can.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
180 = 150m + c
177.25 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
L = mT + c
180 = m(150) + c
180 = 150m + c
c = 180 - 150m
181.5 = 210m + c
181.5 = 210m + 180 - 150m
1.5 = 60m
m = 0.025
c = 180 - 150(0.025)
c = 180 - 3.75
c = 176.25
L = 0.025T + 176.25
T = 40
L = 0.025(40) +176.25
L = 177.25 mn
Answer:
a) 23.76%
b) 7.8%
Step-by-step explanation:
a) probability that a failure is due to loose keys.
loose key failure (27%) comes under mechanical failure(88%)
hence, probability that a failure is due to loose keys= 0.27×0.88= 0.2376= 23.76%
b) probability that a failure is due to improperly connected wire which comes under electrical failure = 0.12×0.13
probability that a failure is due to poorly welded wires which comes under electrical failure= 0.52×0.12
now, the probability that a failure is due to improperly connected or poorly welded wires. = 0.12(0.52+0.13)= 0.078= 7.8%
Verbal, of course. Wider range of numbers