Hello :
v . w = <span>| | v | | × </span><span>| | w | | cos(</span><span>θ) ....(1)
v(2,0,1) w(0,1,-3)
</span>v . w = (2)(0)+(0)(1)+(1)(-3) = - 3
| | v | | = √((2)²+(0)²+(1)²) = <span>√5
</span>| | w | = √((0)²+(1)²+(-3)²) = √10
by (1) :
cos(θ) = (v . w ) / | | v | | × | | w | |
cos(θ) = = - 3/√50
θ =..... calculate by 2ind function ( calculator)
If he runs 1/2 a mile in 5 minutes then 60 minutes would be 5x12 and 1/2x12 would be 6 so he can run 6 miles per hour
Answer:
60 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
x-1/4=60
x=60+1/4
x=60 1/4
Answer:
Example: the median is not affected by very large or very small values (outliers).
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose my income for 5 months is $1000, $1500, $1550, $2000, $90,000. (I hit the lottery in the last month!).
The median is the number in the middle: $1550. That $90,000 would increase the <u>mean</u> ("average") by a lot, but the median is unchanged.
If a newspaper story reports the median house price in a neighborhood is $93,000, that million dollar mansion on the corner won't change the median. Half the prices are less than $93,000 and half are greater.
