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3 years ago

Please help asap! Really appreciate it . a. 240b. 210c. 90d. 300

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Mice21 [21]3 years ago

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Answer: D) 300 degrees (counterclockwise)

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We want to have segment PQ rotate around the center so that it lines up with segment RF. Put another way: we want point P to rotate around the center to have it line up with point R, and we want Q to rotate so that it moves to point F.

Going clockwise, this is a rotation of 60 degrees as the diagram below shows (each blue arc is 30 degrees, so in total it's 30+30 = 60). In that diagram, I'm only focusing on moving point P. Point Q moves in a similar fashion. Since 60 is not an answer, this means 360-60 = 300 must be the answer.

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(b) The probability of getting the correct combination in the first try is $\frac{1}{216000}$ .

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The lock has three-cylinder combinations with 60 numbers on each cylinder.

The procedure of the opening lock is to turn to a number on the first cylinder, then to a second number on the second cylinder, and then to a third number on the third cylinder.

The numbers can be repeated.

(a)

There are three cylinder combinations on the lock, each with 60 numbers.

It is provided that repetitions are allowed.

Then each cylinder can take any of the 60 numbers.

So there are 60 options for the first cylinder.

There are 60 options for the second cylinder.

And there are 60 options for the third cylinder.

So the total number of possible combinations is:

Total number of combinations = 60 × 60 × 60 = 216000.

Thus, the number of different lock combinations is 216,000.

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The events of getting a correct combinations of the three-cylinder combination lock implies that all the three cylinder are set at the correct numbers.

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This implies that there are 60 possible ways to get a correct number for the first cylinder.

The probability of getting the correct number for the first cylinder is:

P (Number on 1st cylinder is correct) = $\frac{1}{60}$ .

Similarly for the second cylinder the probability of getting the correct number is:

P (Number on 2nd cylinder is correct) = $\frac{1}{60}$ .

And similarly for the third cylinder the probability of getting the correct number is:

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P (Correct combination in the 1st try) = $\frac{1}{60}\times \frac{1}{60}\times \frac{1}{60}=\frac{1}{216000}$ .

Thus, the probability of getting the correct combination in the first try is $\frac{1}{216000}$ .

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