162 is the answer. 100+50+12
Answer:
1/2 pi
Step by step explanation:
Find the circumference
2πr = 2xπx2 = 4π
Find the angle of JHI
Since 1/2π is 1/8 of 4π,
Angle JHI should also be 1/8 of 360 = 45 degrees
To find area, 45/360 x π X 2^2
= 1/8 x 4π
= 1/2 π
Answer:
-83
Step-by-step explanation:
x+(x+1)=number
x+(x+1)=-165
2x+1=-165
-1 -1
2x=-166
/2 /2
x=-83
We can check our work by adding -83+-82=-165 because -83 would be the smaller number.
-83.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The following formula is used to compute the Proportion of error-free units given the sigma level in Excel.
<em> The proportion of error-free units = NORMSDIST(Sigma Level - 1.5)
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Suppose that a process is currently operating at a 3.5-sigma quality level.
The proportion of error-free units for this process is
NORMSDIST(3.5 - 1.5) = 0.977250
Therefore, the rejection rate is equal to
or 22750 PPM.
Now, consider a 6-sigma level process.
The proportion of error-free units equals
NORMSDIST(6.0 - 1.5) = 0.9999966
and the rejection rate is
Hence, reduction is PPM required per year , that is
reduction per year
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