The pole, the guy wire, and the distance along the ground
all form a right triangle. Please sketch a picture of the set-up
on your scratch paper.
In a right triangle,
(the side adjacent to one of the acute angles)
divided by
( the hypotenuse)
is the cosine of the angle.
In this problem ...
-- the acute angle in the triangle is 67°
-- the distance along the ground is the side adjacent to the angle ... 137-ft.
-- the wire is the hypotenuse of the triangle.
-- so, cosine(67°) = (137-ft) / (length of the wire)
Multiply each side by
(length of the wire) : cosine(67°) x (length of the wire) = (137-ft)
Divide each side
by cosine(67°) length of the wire = (137-ft) / cosine(67°)
Look up cosine(67°)
on your calculator: length of the wire = (137-ft) / (0.390731)
= 350.624 .
rounded to two decimal places: 350.62 ft
Answer:
The answer is decrease since the number went down.
The percent change should be -12 percent
Answer:
Probability that we both lose =
Step-by-step explanation:
If I bet on red and you bet on black, we both lose the bet means roulette wheel stops at green slot.
So, probability that we both lose = Probability of getting green slot on the wheel
Probability of getting the green slot =
=
=
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Therefore, probability that we both lose =
8 people are running for a judge spot. Let's consider them on a case by case basis.
Case 1: 0 judgesFor anything with choosing 0 objects from a total of n objects, there is only going to be one way. Thus, there is only one way to choose no judges:
Case 2: 1 judgeSince we want to choose just one judge, we're going to use the notation C(n, r), which means taking r objects at a time from a sample of n distinct objects.
Case 3: 2 judgesUsing this same logic, we can find how many ways to choose 2, 3, and 4 judges.
Adding all of these up, we get:
-4x^2-13x+8. It says negative four x squared just in case you didn’t know. I hope it’s right