If submarine is at the surface (the initial position) and then dives 375 ft, the coordinate of submarine becomes -375 ft <span>relatively to the initial position. When the submarine dives another 175 ft down, the coordinate of submarine becomes -375-175=-550 ft relatively to the initial position.
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Answer: Correct choice is A.
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Let's split this question up into two parts: large and cold drink. Now that we have our two parts, we need to figure out which would be the numerator and which would be the denominator. Looking at the question, the size large would be the numerator because that is the part out of the whole we are finding. The whole would be cold drink because that is given, meaning that we are looking for the larges out of the entire cold drink section.
Now, we'll find the total amount of customers that ordered cold drinks for the whole part of our fraction. That is 25 customers. Next, we set the numerator of our fraction to the amount of customers that ordered large, cold drinks. Therefore, our fraction would be 5/25. The fraction in decimal form is 0.2, and in percent form is 20%.
Therefore, the probability that a customer ordered a large given that he or she ordered a cold drink is 20%.
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Answer:
Part A) The length of the hypotenuse of triangle ABC is
Part B) The length of the shorter leg of triangle ABC is
Part C) The length of the longer leg of triangle ABC is
Step-by-step explanation:
see the attached figure to better understand the problem
Step 1
Find the length of the longer leg of triangle ABC (side BC)
we know that
In the right triangle DBC
substitute the values and solve for BC
Step 2
Find the length of the shorter leg of triangle ABC (side AC)
we know that
In the right triangle ACD
substitute the values and solve for AC
Step 3
Find the length of the hypotenuse of triangle ABC (side AB)
Applying the Pythagoras theorem
we have
substitutes
