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Step-by-step explanation:
Area of the shaded region =Area of square with side 10 cm - Area of circle with radius 5 cm

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Option A is the correct answer
Step-by-step explanation:
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Because by plugging x = -1/4 denominator of the fraction would become zero.
Division by zero is not defined.
Answer:
x=11
BC=19
Step-by-step explanation:
AB+AC=AC this is because B is in between A and C. So now we can substitute all of the line segments, so we have
x+2x-3=30 Now you add 2x and x
3x-3=30 Now you add 3 to both sides so you can get 3x alone on one side
3x=33 Now you divide both sides by 3 so you get the x alone on one side
x=11
The next step is to substitute x to find BC.
BC=2x-3 Substitute the x with 11
BC=2(11)-3 Then multiply 2 and 11 because that is the rule with parenthesis
BC=22-3 then subrtact the 3 from 22
BC=19
You can check your work by doing AB+BC=AC
11+19=30 substitute your answers and then add them together
30=30
The confidence interval for the mean usage of water is (18.7,20.5).
Given population standard deviation of 2.4, mean of 19.5 gallons per day and confidence interval of 98%.
We have to find the confidence interval for the mean usage of water.
To find out the confidence interval we have to first find margin of error.
μ=19.5
σ=2.4
α=0.98
α/2=0.49
We have to find the z value for the p value 0.49 which is z=2.33
Margin of error=z*μ/
=2.33*19.5/
=0.82
lower level=mean -m
=19.5-0.82
=18.68
after rounding upto 1 decimal
=18.7
upper mean = mean+m
=19.5+0.82
=20.52
Hence the confidence interval for the usage of water is (18.7,20.52).
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