<h3>Answer: 6pi radians</h3>
(this is equivalent to 1080 degrees)
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Explanation:
f(x) = sin(x/3)
is the same as
f(x) = 1*sin( (1/3)(x-0) )+0
and that is in the form
f(x) = A*sin( B(x-C) )+D
The letters A,B,C,D are explained below
A = helps find the amplitude
B = 2pi/T, where T is the period
C = determines phase shift (aka left/right shifting)
D = determines vertical shift = midline
All we care about is the value of B as that is the only thing that is connected to the period T
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Compare f(x) = 1*sin( (1/3)(x-0) )+0 with f(x) = A*sin( B(x-C) )+D and we see that B = 1/3, so,
B = 2pi/T
1/3 = 2pi/T
1*T = 3*2pi ... cross multiply
T = 6pi
The period is 6pi radians. This is equivalent to 1080 degrees. To convert from radians to degrees, you multiply by (180/pi).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First convert km to meters
143000 km = 143,000,000m = 1.43*10^8 m
Now convert 10 billion to scientific notation1 00
10 billion = 1 * 10^10
What this means is that 1 * 10^10 meters in outer space = 1 meter for the scale model.
Now show what the ratio is for
1.43*10^8
======== Divide by the denominator
1 * 10^10
1.43 * 10^(8 - 10)
1.43 * 10 ^ - 2 meters
Answer: 0.0143m or B
The Poisson distribution defines the probability of k discrete and independent events occurring in a given time interval.
If λ = the average number of event occurring within the given interval, then

For the given problem,
λ = 6.5, average number of tickets per day.
k = 6, the required number of tickets per day
The Poisson distribution is

The distribution is graphed as shown below.
Answer:
The mean is λ = 6.5 tickets per day, and it represents the expected number of tickets written per day.
The required value of k = 6 is less than the expected value, therefore the department's revenue target is met on an average basis.
This should help 10-1=9 9÷3=3 x=3
That is called the dependent variable. It depends upon the value of the independent variable.
f(x)=y
So we can see by inspection that the dependent variable y value depends upon the input value of the independent variable x
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