Hello!
You can use the Pythagorean Theorem

c is the hypotenuse which is the side across the right angle
a and b are the other sides
Put in the values you know

Square the numbers

Subtract 25 from both sides

Take the square root of both sides
a = 10.9
The answer is D) 10.9 centimeters
Hope this helps!
D=s*t
distaance=speed times time
cd=coyote distance*time=ds*dt
rd=rabbit diatance*time=rs*rt
given
t=6 for all, so dt=rt=6
and ds=43
rs=35
cd=43*6=258miles
rd=35*6=210miles
how much more?
258-210=48
48 more miles
Answer:
commutative property of multiplication
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
6 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the right triangle formed by the wall, ladder and ground.
Let the distance the ladder is from the wall be d , then
Using Pythagoras' identity in the right triangle
The square on the hypotenuse ( ladder) is equal to the sum of the squares on the other 2 sides ( wall and d ), then
d² + 8² = 10²
d² + 64 = 100 ( subtract 64 from both sides )
d² = 36 ( take the square root of both sides )
d =
= 6
That is the ladder is 6 feet away from the wall
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Answer: 2.8</h3>
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Explanation:
Multiply each visit count with their corresponding frequency.
Examples:
- 0*12 = 0 for the first row.
- 1*366 = 366 for the second row
- 2*53 = 106 for the third row
and so on...
I recommend making a third column like this

That way you can keep track of all the results in an organized way.
Then add everything in the third column
0+366+106+156+620+1215 = 2463
Divide this sum over the total frequency (12+366+53+52+155+243 = 881) and we'll get the mean
2463/881 = 2.7956867
Rounding to one decimal place gets us to 2.8 as the final answer.
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The much longer way to do this is to imagine 12 copies of "0", 366 copies of "1", 53 copies of "2", and so on. We'll have an extremely large data set of 881 items inside it. As you can see, this second method is definitely not recommended to actually carry out. Rather it's helpful to have this as a thought experiment to see why we revert to multiplication instead.
Eg: Imagine adding 155 copies of "4". A shortcut is to simply say 4*155 = 620