What type of graph is best to compare two sets of data over time

Emily wants to make a rectangular model with a height of one cube

Thepotemich [5.8K]

Answer:

Three cubes

Step-by-step explanation:

The cubes have to be indistinguishable and all orientations of one cube are also have to be indistinguishable.

All ways of connecting two cubes result in the same shape. So answer is larger than two.

After connecting two cubes, there are ten faces where the third cube can be attached, and two faces which are connected, accounting for all 12 faces of two cubes.

Of the 10 exposed faces, exactly two are on opposite ends, both leading to the same straight line figure. The other 8 faces all lead to an L shape, and all L shapes can be rotated to be identical.

Hence, three cubes can only make a straight shape or an angled shape.

Four cubes can make a straight shape, a L shape, a Γ shape (but flipping it over through 3 dimensions makes L and Γ identical), a T shape, and a square shape. That is either four or five different objects depending on if they can be lifted from the table. Anyway, it is more than two.

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3 years ago

A tattoo enthusiast website claims that :

KATRIN_1 [288]

Answer:

The probability that a person is a Millennial given that they have tattoos is 0.5069 (50.69%) or about 0.51 (51%).

Step-by-step explanation:

We have here a case where we need to use Bayes' Theorem and all conditional probabilities related. Roughly speaking, a conditional probability is a kind of probability where an event determines the occurrence of another event. Mathematically:

$\\ P(A|B) = \frac{P(A \cap B)}{P(B)}$

In the case of the Bayes' Theorem, we have also a conditional probability where one event is the sum of different probabilities.

We have a series of different probabilities that we have to distinguish one from the others:

The probability that a person has a tattoo assuming that is a Millennial is:

$\\ P(T|M) = 0.47$

The probability that a person has a tattoo assuming that is of Generation X is:

$\\ P(T|X) = 0.36$

The probability that a person has a tattoo assuming that is of Boomers is:

$\\ P(T|B) = 0.13$

The probability of being of Millennials is:

$\\ P(M) = 0.22$

The probability of being of Generation X is:

$\\ P(X) = 0.20$

The probability of being of Boomers is:

$\\ P(B) = 0.22$

Therefore, the probability of the event of having a tattoo P(T) is:

$\\ P(T) = P(T|M)*P(M) + P(T|X)*P(X) + P(T|B)*P(B)$

$\\ P(T) = 0.47*0.22 + 0.36*0.20 + 0.13*0.22$

$\\ P(T) = 0.204$

For non-independent events that happen at the same time, we can say that the probability of occurring simultaneously is:

$\\ P(M \cap T) = P(M|T)*P(T)$

Or

$\\ P(T \cap M) = P(T|M)*P(M)$

But

$\\ P(M \cap T) = P(T \cap M)$

Then

$\\ P(M|T)*P(T) = P(T|M)*P(M)$

We are asked for the probability that a person is a Millennial given or assuming that they have tattoos or P(M | T). Solving the previous formula for the latter:

$\\ P(M|T)*P(T) = P(T|M)*P(M)$

$\\ P(M|T) = \frac{P(T|M)*P(M)}{P(T)}$

We have already know that

$\\ P(T|M) = 0.47\;P(M) = 0.22\;and\;P(T) = 0.204$ .

Therefore

$\\ P(M|T) = \frac{0.47*0.22}{0.204}$

$\\ P(M|T) = 0.50686 \approx 0.51$

Thus, the probability that a person is a Millennial given that they have tattoos is 0.5069 (50.69%) or about 0.51 (51%).

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3 years ago

There are 35 more musicians in the String section of a city Symphony Orchestra than in its Brass section. There are 29 musicians

blagie [28]

X = string section
y = brass section

x = y + 35
y = 29 .....there are 29 in the brass section

x = 29 + 35
x = 64...there are 64 in the string section

for a total of : 64 + 29 = 93 total musicians <==

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3 years ago

-4(1 - 8n) - 4(8n + 4)<br> Simplify with Distributive property and combining like terms

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If a pound of apples cost $2.90 how much would 2.4 lbs cost

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$6.96 $2.9 x 2.4=$6.96

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