Jennifer is playing with a die that has six faces. What is the likelihood that she will roll a four?
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Answer:
(a)Area of the bedroom=96 square inches
(b)Area of the living room =144 square inches
(c)Area of the dollhouse that is not of the bedroom or living room =336 square inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the bedroom is 1/6 the area of the entire dollhouse
The area of the living room is 3/2 times the area of the bedroom.
The area of the entire dollhouse is 576 square inches
Let the area of bedroom=b
Let the area of living room=l
(a) The area of the bedroom is 1/6 the area of the entire dollhouse
square inches
(b)The area, in square inches, of the living room
The area of the living room is 3/2 times the area of the bedroom
l= square inches
(c)The total area of the house =576 square inches
Area of the bedroom=96 square inches
Area of the living room =144 square inches
Area of the dollhouse that is not of the bedroom or living room
=576-(96+144)=576-240=336 square inches.
The area of the living room is 3/2 times the area of the bedroom
This is gotten by subtracting the area of the bedroom and living room from the total area of the house.
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Answer:
"complete the square" to put in vertex form
Step-by-step explanation:
It may be helpful to consider the square of a binomial:
(x +a)² = x² +2ax +a²
The expression x² +x +1 is in the standard form of the expression on the right above. Comparing the coefficients of x, we see ...
2a = 1
a = 1/2
That means we can write ...
(x +1/2)² = x² +x +1/4
But we need x² +x +1, so we need to add 3/4 to the binomial square in order to make the expressions equal:
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Another way to consider this is ...
x² +bx +c
= x² +2(b/2)x +(b/2)² +c -(b/2)² . . . . . . rewrite bx, add and subtract (b/2)²*
= (x +b/2)² +(c -(b/2)²)
for b=1, c=1, this becomes ...
x² +x +1 = (x +1/2)² +(1 -(1/2)²)
= (x +1/2)² +3/4
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* This process, "rewrite bx, add and subtract (b/2)²," is called "completing the square"—especially when written as (x-h)² +k, a parabola with vertex (h, k).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a researcher is trying to decide how many people to survey.
We have confidence intervals are intervals with middle value as the mean and on either side margin of error.
Confidence interval = Mean ± Margin of error
Thus confidence interval width depends on margin of error.
Margin of error =
Thus for the same confidence level and std deviation we find margin of error is inversely proportional to square root of sample size.
Hence for small n we get wide intervals.
So if sample size = 300, the researcher will get wider confidence interval