Answer:
75%
The drawings will help
Refer to the first one to help understand the second.
Answer:
- Leroy Sands & Walt Smith - green
- Frank Cook & Phil Hawley - yellow
- Paul O'Brien & Alan Wilson - blue
- Henry Gladstone & Don Hughes - red
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all, it is convenient to choose the false statement.
We note that statements 7 (Alan is first) and 10 (Alan did not finish) are contradictory, so one of them must be false. Statement 5 has Henry & Hughes together, so is not consistent with statement 7 (Alan & Hughes). So, statement 7 is inconsistent with two other statements, thus must be the false one.
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The attached table shows how we parsed the statements. An "O" signifies a combination that must occur; and "X" signifies one that cannot occur. We have used "-" to fill the spaces that are inconsistent with the locations of "O". The red letters are deduced from the others.
The first complete set we found was Henry & Hughes (Don & Gladstone) who were in the (red) capsized raft and did not finish. The second complete set we found was Phil & Cook (Frank & Hawley) who were in the (yellow) raft that finished second. We know Paul & Wilson (Alan & Partner) finished last, so Phil & Cook could not have been Paul and Wilson. Finally, O'Brien and Leroy were not on the same boat, so Paul must be Paul O'Brien and Leroy must be Leroy Sands.
You can use the <u>determinant</u><u> (square root)</u> of a quadratic equation to determine the number and type of solutions of the equation.
> 0 → 2 real solutions
- if
is a perfect square, then rational sol'ns
- if
is not a perfect square, then irrational sol'ns
= 0 → 1 real solution (double root)
< 0 → 2 imaginary(complex) solutions
Answer:
90 dancers
Step-by-step explanation:
150/5=30
30x3=90
2-1+1*5= 6
just follow pemdas and simplify