This is the well known Monty Hall problem.
You have more chances of winning by switching doors.Let A,B,C denote the events "The ferrari is behind A" and so on
Let HA,HB,HC denote the events "The host opens A" and so on
By Baye's formula,
whereas
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Answer:
1.5 meters.
Step-by-step explanation:
The ladder is 4 meters.
It reaches the height of 3.7 meters on a wall.
This creates a right angled triangle of hypotenuse (4 meters) and height (3.7 meters).
We are to find the base length.
Applying the Pythagorean theorem;
a² + b² = c² , where a is the base length, b is the height length and c is the hypotenuse length.
∴ a² = c² - b² = 4² - 3.7² = 2.31
a (base length) = 
= 1.519868415 meters
To round off the answer to the nearest tenth of a meter;
Tenth of a meter = 
× 1 meter = 0.1 meters
So we're rounding off the answer to one decimal place.
I.e 1.519868415 meters = 1.5 meters (rounded off to the nearest tenth of a meter.
We know that
<span>The cosine of the sum of two angles </span><span>is defined by the following trigonometric identity
</span>cos(A + B) = cos A cos B − sin A sin <span>B
A=60</span>°
B=105°
cos A=cos 60
cos B=cos 105
sin A=sin 60
sin B=sin 105
then
cos(60 + 105) = cos 60 cos 105 − sin 60 sin 105
cos(165) = cos 60 cos 105 − sin 60 sin 105
the answer is
cos (105°)
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation: it is 12 because LCM is least common mulitiple. The LCM is the smallest number of all the number that can DIVIDE EVENLY. 6 cannot divide evenly.
