Answer: No it’s not.
Step-by-step explanation: So if to find the next number, you add five, then all of the numbers in the sequence will either end with 8 or 3. (5+3 or 0+3). Therefore 97 is not a term in the sequence.
The number of non-blue marbles you need to combine with the blue marbles to achieve a probability of 0.1 is 28.
<h3>How many non-blue marbles are needed?</h3>
Probability determines the odds that a random event would happen. The probability the event occurs is 1 and the probability that the event does not occur is 0.
The more likely the event is to happen, the closer the probability value would be to 1. The less likely it is for the event not to happen, the closer the probability value would be to zero.
Probability of picking a blue marble = number of blue marble / total number of marbles
4 / (4 + 8)
4/12 = 0.33
The number of non-blue marbles needed = ( 4 / 0.1) - 12
40 - 12 = 28
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Answer:
r=sqrt45
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Correct answer: Fourth answer As = 73.06 m²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Radius of circle R = 16 m
Angle of circular section θ = π/2
The area of a segment is obtained by subtracting from the area of the circular section the area of an right-angled right triangle.
We calculate the circular section area using the formula:
Acs = R²· θ / 2
We calculate the area of an right-angled right triangle using the formula:
Art = R² / 2
The area of a segment is:
As = Acs - Art = R²· θ / 2 - R² / 2 = R² / 2 ( θ - 1)
As = 16² / 2 · ( π/2 - 1) = 256 / 2 · ( 1.570796 - 1) = 128 · 0.570796 = 73.06 m²
As = 73.06 m²
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Answer:
1) False. 2) True. 3) True. 4) False.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) False. The force of gravity will drive it down. The path will form a parabola.
2) True. There is no variation in the velocity in the horizontal axis and no force applied so the acceleration is zero.
3) True. The travel time depends on the height and the acceleration of gravity, and independent of the velocity of the rocket at launch.
4) False. The travel distance depends on the initial velocity of the rocket (at launch).
