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Answer:
No, these triangles cannot lie on the same line.
Step-by-step explanation:
For two triangles to lie on the same line they must have the same slope.
The slope of the bigger triangle is

and the slope of the smaller triangle is

slopes are negative because the triangles are leaning to the left.
We see that the slopes of the two triangles are not the same; therefore, they cannot lie on the same line.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the height in inches, of a randomly chosen American woman is a normal random variable with mean μ = 64 and variance 2 = 7.84.
X is N(64, 2.8)
Or Z = 
a) the probability that the height of a randomly chosen woman is between 59.8 and 68.2 inches.

b) 
c) For 4 women to be height 260 inches is equivalent to
4x will be normal with mean (64*4) and std dev (2.8*4)
4x is N(266, 11.2)

d) Z is N(0,1)
E(Z19) = 
since normal distribution is maximum only between 3 std deviations form the mean on either side.
The volume of the cone is
one-third of the volume of the cylinder which is equal to the product of area
of the base and the height. The equation is,
<span> V = (1/3)(pi)(r^2)h </span>
Dividing both sides of the
equation by (1/3)(pi)(h) will give us,
<span> 3V/(pi)(h) = r^2</span>
Taking the square-root of
both sides,
<span> r = sqrt(3V/(pi)(h))</span>