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3 years ago

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eimsori [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

y is 10 degrees the pink one

nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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y = 10

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Given:
μ = 68 in, population mean
σ = 3 in, population standard deviation

Calculate z-scores for the following random variable and determine their probabilities from standard tables.

x = 72 in:
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x = 64 in:
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z = (65 - 68)/3 = -1
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For x > 72 in, obtain
300 - 300*0.9088 = 27.36

Answer: 27

Part (b)
For x ≤ 64 in, obtain
300*0.0912 = 27.36

Answer: 27

Part (c)
For 65 ≤ x ≤ 71, obtain
300*(0.8413 - 0.1587) = 204.78

Answer: 204

Part (d)
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How to find variables of these #2 & #3

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AABC has vertices at A(12, 8), B(4,8), and C(4, 14).

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Triangle ABC and triangle MNO are congruent. A Rotation is a single rigid transformation that maps the two congruent triangles.

Step-by-step explanation:

ΔABC has vertices at A(12, 8), B(4,8), and C(4, 14).

length of AB = √[(12-4)² + (8-8)²] = 8

length of AC = √[(12-4)² + (8-14)²] = 10

length of CB = √[(4-4)² + (8-14)²] = 6

ΔMNO has vertices at M(4, 16), N(4,8), and O(-2,8).

length of MN = √[(4-4)² + (16-8)²] = 8

length of MO = √[(4+2)² + (16-8)²] = 10

length of NO = √[(4+2)² + (8-8)²] = 6

Therefore:

AB ≅ MN

AC ≅ MO

CB ≅ NO

and ΔABC ≅ ΔMNO by SSS postulate.

In the picture attached, both triangles are shown. It can be seen that counterclockwise rotation of ΔABC around vertex B would map ΔABC into the ΔMNO.

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