Answer:
There are sixteen ounces in a pound, so 25 pounds (lbs) is 400 ounces (oz). 400>384. So, 25 lbs is bigger than 384 oz
Step-by-step explanation:
At Venn diagram there are 4 parts (20 pieces):
1. Colored only in blue - quadrilaterals with four equal side lengths (3 pieces);
2. Colored only in orange - quadrilaterals with four right angles (6 pieces);
3. Colored in both blue and orange - quadrilaterals with four right angles and with four equal side lengths (2 pieces);
4. Colored in white - quadrilaterals withoutprevious two properties (9 pieces).
Consider events:
A - a randomly chosen quadrilateral has four right angles;
B - a randomly chosen quadrilateral has four equal side lengths;
Use formula
to find the probability that a randomly selected quadrilateral with 4 right angles also has four equal side lengths:

Answer: Pr=0.25
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The two gears are shown n the diagram below.
ω₁ and ω₂ are the angular velocities of the larger and smaller gears respectively.
Part 1.
When the smaller gear makes one revolution, it turns through an angle of 2π radians or 360°.
Because the gears do not slip, the larger gear turns through an angle of θ, so that
(θ radians)*(8 in) = (2π radians)*(2 in)
or
8θ = 4π
θ = π/2 radians = 90°
Answer: 90.0°
Part 2.
When the larger gear makes one revolution, it turns through an angle of 2π radians.
Because the gears do not slip, the smaller gear turns through an angle φ, such that
(2 in)*(φ radians) = (8 in)*(2π radians)
or
2φ = 16π
φ = 8π radians
= (8π radians)*(1/2π rotations/radian)
= 4 rotations
Answer: 4 rotations
Given
Expenditures at Manager's Store; expenditures at Competitor's Store.
Find
a) average spent at each store
b) which store is better represented by the mean value
c) an explanation for the answer in ≥ 2 sentences
Solution
a) The sum of expenditures divided by the number of expenditures (15) is ...
... average for Manager's Store: $37.60
... average for Competitor's Store: $48.53
b) The expenditures at Manager's Store are well-represented by the mean (average).
c) The range of expenditures at Competitor's Store is significantly higher than at Manager's store, so a single number such as mean or median does not represent the data well. The expenditures at Manager's store are more compactly grouped around the mean and median, which are closer together, so the mean is a good representation of Manager's Store expenditures overall.