Answer:
The length of segment QM' = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Q is the center of dilation
Pre-image (original image) = segment LM
New image = segment L'M'
The length of LQ = 4
The length of QM = 3
The length of LL' = 4
The original image was dilated with scale factor = 2
QM' = ?
To determine segment QM', first we would draw the diagram obtained from the given information.
Find attached the diagram
When a figure is dilated, we would have similar shape in thus cars similar triangles.
Segment L'M' = scale factor × length of LM
Let LM = x
L'M' = 2x
Using similar triangles theorem, ratio of their corresponding sides are equal.
QM/LM = QM'/L'M'
3/x = QM'/2x
6x = QM' × x
Q'M' = 6
The length of segment QM' = 6
7x7(12+9) to the power of 3
Using the interpretation of a confidence interval, it is found that approximately 950 of those confidence intervals will contain the value of the unknown parameter.
A x% confidence interval means that we are x% confident that the population mean is in the interval.
- Out of a large number of intervals, approximately x% will contain the value of the unknown parameter.
In this problem:
- 95% confidence interval.
- 1000 samples.
0.95 x 1000 = 950
Hence, approximately 950 of those confidence intervals will contain the value of the unknown parameter.
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