There were 23 bales of hay in the barn sam stacked more bales in the barn today. There are now 68 bales of hay in the barn. How
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The distance formula is:
We are given two points in the form (x,y), so plug in the values to the distance formula:
Next we can simplify. We know that 12-12 is 0, so we can drop it from the equation, as it will not affect our answer. Also, we know that -10-15 is -25:
The square and square root cancel each other out leaving us with 25.
The answer is 25.
We are given two points in the form (x,y), so plug in the values to the distance formula:
Next we can simplify. We know that 12-12 is 0, so we can drop it from the equation, as it will not affect our answer. Also, we know that -10-15 is -25:
The square and square root cancel each other out leaving us with 25.
The answer is 25.
Answer:
b) 1.34
Step-by-step explanation:
The z score is used to determine the number of standard deviations by which the raw score is above or below the mean. If the z score is positive then the z score is above the mean while for a negative z score implies that it is below the mean. The z score is given by:
For the largest 9%, the score is 100% - 9% = 91% = 0.91
From the normal distribution table, the z score that corresponds to 0.91 is 1.34
The attached diagram represents the Venn diagram of the sets
<h3>How to draw the Venn diagram?</h3>The sets are given as:
- The universal set, U = The set of integers.
- A = The set of even integers.
- B = The set of odd integers.
- C = The set of multiples of 3.
- D= The set of prime numbers
From the above representation, we have the following highlights:
- Set A and set B will not intersect, because no number can be even and odd
- Set C and set D will intersect set A because they have common elements 6 and 2, respectively
- Set C and set D will intersect set B because they have common elements 3 and 3, respectively
Using the above highlights, we can now draw the Venn diagram
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