Answer:
Since the Frog makes a Jump every 10 seconds
( using the digits on a random number table )
- It will take 7 jumps with 2 jumps in reverse direction i.e. either left or right for the frog to be off the board in 60 seconds
- it will take 3 jumps in similar direction as well to get the frog off the board
- also 5 jumps with 1 jump in the opposite direction is what it will take to get the frog off the board as well within the time frame of 60 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
A frog sitting exactly in the middle of a board which is 5ft long : frog is 2.5 ft from the edge of the board
every 10 seconds the frog jumps ; L or R
If he jumps ; LLRLRL ( still on Board on the left-most square )
if he jumps ; LLRLL ( He is off the Board in fifty seconds )
Since the Frog makes a Jump every 10 seconds
( using the digits on a random number table )
- It will take 7 jumps with 2 jumps in reverse direction i.e. either left or right for the frog to be off the board in 60 seconds
- it will take 3 jumps in similar direction as well to get the frog off the board
- also 5 jumps with 1 jump in the opposite direction is what it will take to get the frog off the board as well within the time frame of 60 seconds
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
the biggest number gets eaten by the alligator
A 40 degree angle: go from the right positive side of the x-axis and go left (left is positive degrees) forty degrees, which is a little less than halfway in quadrant 1.
