By taking the quotients between the areas, we see that:
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How to find the probabilities?</h3>
First we need to find the areas of the 3 shapes.
For the triangle, the area is:
T = 3*5/2 = 7.5
For the blue square, the area is:
S = 3*3 = 9
For the rectangle, the area is:
R = 10*6 = 60
Now, what is the probability that a random point lies on the triangle or in the square?
It is equal to the quotient between the areas of the two shapes and the total area of the rectangle, this is:
P= (7.5 + 9)/60 = 0.275
b) The area of the rectangle that is not the square is:
A = 60 - 9 = 51
Then the probability of not landing on the square is:
P' = 51/60 = 0.85
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Answer:
We have a formula for division algorithm a= bq+r (1)
a is the greatest integer between the two given integers
And b is the other integer
q is the quotient
r is the remainder
here we have a=192 and b=7 substituting values in equation (1) we get
192 = 27 *7 + 3 (2)
now substitute quotient from equation (2) in place of a that is a=27 and remainder in place of b that is b =3 in equation as below
27= 9*3 +0
we will proceed till we get remainder zero.
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Even if the puck is on ice, I wouldn't automatically assume no friction. Otherwise hockey pucks could be tapped slightly and potentially go across entire arenas. I'd say include at least a small friction force opposing motion.
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Doing divison then cross multiplication
