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Answer:
The value of Z should be 11.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
75.062c
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the missing side use pythagorean theorem
So 
Solve for b, b= 6.021
To find the area use
bh
So
(6.021+19)(6)= area
And you get 75.062
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the following information:
Fredburguer
, milkshake
and an order of fries
costs
:
(1)
One Fredburguer is equal to a milkshake plus orders of fries:
(2)
Three milshakes is equal to a Fredburguer plus an order of fries:
(3)
And we are asked: If we have a Fredburguer, a milkshake and two orders of fries, how much do we have to pay?
(4)
Well with the first three equations we have a system of equations to solve. Let's begin by isolating
from (3):
(5)
Making (2)=(5):
(6)
Isolating
:
(7)
Substituting (7) in (2):
(8)
Isolating
:
(9)
Substituting (7) and (9) in (1):
(10)
Isolating
:
(11) This is the cost of a Milkshake
Substituting (11) in (7):
(12)
(13) This is the cost of an order of frieds
Substituting (11) in (9):
(14)
(15) This is the cost of a Fredburguer
Substituting (11), (13) and (15) in (4):
(16)
Finally:
This is the cost of a Fredburguer, a milkshake and two orders of fries
Center : Mean Before the introduction of the new course, center = average(121,134,106,93,149,130,119,128) = 122.5 After the introduction of the new course, center = average(121,134,106,93,149,130,119,128,45) = 113.9 The center has moved to the left (if plotted in a graph) because of the low intake for the new course. Spread before introduction of the new course : Arrange the numbers in ascending order: (93, 106,119, 121), (128, 130,134, 149) Q1=median(93,106,119,121) = 112.5 Q3=median(128,130,134,149) = 132 Spread = Interquartile range = Q3-Q1 = 19.5 After addition of the new course,
(45,93, 106,119,) 121, (128, 130,134, 149)
Q1=median(45,93,106,119)=99.5
Q3=median (128, 130,134, 149)= 132
Spread = Interquartile range = 132-99.5 =32.5
We see that the spread has increased after the addition of the new course.