Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
h2 - g
Putting values
(4)2 - 32
8 - 32
= - 24
Answer:
19. C
20. D
21. B
22. A
Step-by-step explanation:
If an angle is subtended from an arc and it goes to the opposite end of the circle, the angle is HALF of the measure of the arc. If it goes to the center, it is SAME measure as arc.
19.
Arc BC is DOUBLE of Angle BAC, so
78 * 2 = 156
Answer is C
20.
Arc BEC is DOUBLE of Angle BAC, so
114 * 2 = 228
Answer is D
21.
Angle ABC is HALF of Arc AC, so
Angle ABC = 110/2 = 55
Answer is B
22.
Angle ABC is HALF of Arc AC, so
Angle ABC = 218/2 = 109
Answer is A
Answer:
- This is a biased sampling method for obtaining customer opinions because those who take the time to write an online review are likely to do so because they are upset with the service they received.
- The direction of the bias is likely to overestimate the proportion of customers who have a negative opinion on the service.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) There are groups which are not represented in the survey like those who don't use web. And also those who take the time to write an online review are likely to do so because they are upset with the service they received.
2) Those who had negative experience are more likely to write a review than those who had not.
Answer: b) rolled three times, number of 2s rolled
d) rolled twice, number of odds rolled
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
A binomial experiment must meet the following criteria:
- There must be a fixed number of trials (rolls)
- Each trial (roll) is independent of the others
- There are only two outcomes (success or fail)
- The probability of each outcome remains constant from trial to trial
a) rolled twice --> satisfies #1 & #2 (n = 2)
X is the sum --> fails #3 (more than two outcomes)
b) rolled three times --> satisfies #1 & #2 (n = 3)
X is the number of 2s rolled --> satisfies #3 & #4 (P success = 1/6)
c) rolled an unknown number of times - fails #1
d) rolled twice --> satisfies #1 & #2 (n = 2)
X is the number of odds rolled --> satisfies #3 & #4 (P success = 1/2)
