Answer:
the transistors have L=1 mm of linear size
Step-by-step explanation:
For the silicon chip the area is A=1 cm² and for the transistors the area is At=L² (L=linear size) . Then since N= 10 billion transistors of area At should fit in the area A
A=N*At
A=N*L²
solving for L
L= √(A/N)
Assuming that 1 billion=10⁹ (short scale version of billion), then
L= √(A/N) = √(1 cm²/10⁹) = 1 cm / 10³ = 1 mm
then the transistors have L=1 mm of linear size
<h3>The value of x is 4.10</h3>
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that,
The angle Johnny holds his pen on paper creates a linear pair
Angles in a linear pair are supplementary angles
Two angles are supplementary, when they add up to 180 degrees
The measure of one angle is 13x + 7
The measure of the second angle is one less than twice the first angle
Therefore,
Measure of second angle = twice the first angle - 1
Measure of second angle = 2(13x + 7) - 1
Measure of second angle = 26x + 14 - 1
Measure of second angle = 26x + 13
Therefore,
Measure of first angle + measure of second angle = 180
13x + 7 + 26x + 13 = 180
39x + 20 = 180
39x = 180 - 20
39x = 160
x = 4.1
Thus value of x is 4.10
Answer:So the number of outcomes with exactly 4 tails is 720/2/24 = 15. Finally we can now calculate the probability of getting exactly 4 tails in 6 coin tosses as 15/64 = 0.234 to 3 decimal places.
<h3>
Answer: 5 cm</h3>
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Explanation:
Recall that the range for cosine is from -1 to 1, including both endpoints. The smallest cosine value is what we're after, since we want the height to be as small as possible (to allow the blade be closest to the table).
Effectively, this means we replace the cos(x) with -1 so that it's as small as possible. Then we compute to get:
20*cos(x)+25
20*(-1) + 25
-20 + 25
5
The height of the fan tip is 5 cm when it is the closest to the table.
Side note: On the flip side, the furthest away the fan tip can get is 20*(1) + 25 = 45 cm. Therefore, the range of y values is 
1/3 is equal to 33% because there are three different possibilties
