Answer: Tristan can pick them out in 6 different ways
Step-by-step explanation: In the waiting room the four magazines all have an equal chance of being picked first and then others would be picked subsequently. If we are to pick magazine A first of all, then the others would be picked as B, C and D, or C, B and D, or D, B and C, and so on.
However, rather than spend so much time counting the different ways we can apply the mathematical method of permutation. Since choosing the first one means we can’t choose it again but others have to be chosen, and all four magazines each has an equal chance of being chosen first, then the number of all possible permutations is given as 4! (four factorial).
The question requires us to chose three out of the four magazines, so we shall apply 3!.
3! = 3 x 2 x 1
3! = 6
Therefore, there are 6 different ways to pick three out of the four magazines
Answer:
x = 44⁰
y = 46
z = 90⁰
m = 36⁰
n = 40⁰
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Opposite angles of a parallelogram are always equal, so x = 44. The 4 angles will add up to 180⁰, so when you add the two 44⁰ angles together and subtract from 180⁰, you get 92⁰. divide that by 2 and you get 46⁰, so y = 46⁰.
b) since the two sides are parallel, if the other side is perpendicular to one, causing the 90⁰ angle, it is also perpendicular to the other, so z = 90⁰.
c) Opposite angles over a common side are equal, so m = 36⁰.
d) You know the missing angle in the small on the right is 40⁰ because the three angles will add up to 180⁰ and the two known angles add to 140⁰. Then you can use the same reason above to figure that the angle next to 65⁰ is 40⁰. The hashes on the sides of the bigger triangle on the left show it is an isoceles triangle in which the two base angles are always equal, so since you know the one is 40⁰, you know that n = 40⁰ also.
b) It is a cubic function of 4 terms.
- In this case p(3) = t + 2 is synonymous for p = 3 + 2. Remember p is synonymous for y. So in this equation it is p = 5.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
The formula to solve this would be:
X x Y = 13
There are at least two combinations of two numbers that you can multiply together to get 13.
Step-by-step explanation:
