In AIJK, i = 850 inches, j = 250 inches and ZK=80°. Find the length of k, to the nearest inch

What is the total number of digits required in numbering the pages of a book, which has 1,724 pages?

Firlakuza [10]

Answer:

5789 pages

Step-by-step explanation:

9+180+2700+2900=5789

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3 years ago

Find an equation of the plane that contains (3, 4, −9) and is parallel to x + y − 5z = 1. (Use x, y, and z for coordinates.)

emmainna [20.7K]

Answer:

x + y - 5z = 52

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data:

Point on the plane (3,4,-9)

parallel to x + y -5z = 1

Finding the normal vector

(1 , 1 , -5)(x, y , z) = 1

the normal vector is (1 , 1 , -5)

formula for finding equation the plane given the normal vector (a,b,c) and point (m,n,o) is as

a(x - m) + b(y - n) + c(z-o)=0

Substituting the data we have

1(x-3) + 1( y- 4) - 5(z+9) =0

x-3 +y -4 -5z -45 = 0

x + y - 5z = 45 +4 +3

x + y - 5z = 52

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2 years ago

Science textbooks are ordered every 10 years math textbooks are ordered every 5 years if new science and math textbooks were ord

Musya8 [376]

10 years, because In 5 years after 2008, 2013 you get new math books 5 more years you get another set of math books-2018, but 2008 plus 10 years you get science books which is also 2018 which is also when you get another set of math books. So the next year you get math books and science books shipped the same year is 2018. 2018-2008=10 so 10 years pass

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2 years ago

1/16 in. Converted to mm

Shalnov [3]

1/16 converted into mm is 1.5875 mm

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3 years ago

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Disks of polycarbonate plastic from a supplier are analyzed for scratch and shock resistance. The results from 100 disks are sum

s344n2d4d5 [400]

The contingency tables serve to record the frequencies with which an object appears according to the measured variables, in this case two variables, each with two scales, the scratch resistance and the shock resistance, both measured as high and low.

The information is organized in such a way that the value of each box represents the total number of objects that meet the characteristics measured for each variable, for example in this case we have 70 discs with high shock resistance and high scratch resistance, 9 with high scratch resistance and low shock resistance, 16 with high shock resistance and low scratch resistance and finally 5 discs with low scratch and shock resistance.

We complete the table like this to obtain other total values:

$\qquad\qquad\qquad\qquad\qquad\text{Shock resistance}\\\text{Scratch resistence}\left[\begin{array}{cccc}&\text{high}&\text{low}&\text{total}\\\text{high}&70&9&79\\\text{low}&16&5&21\\\text{total}&86&14&100\end{array}\right]$

With this information, and taking into account that the values presented are frequencies, to obtain the probability, each one must be divided into the total number of objects and multiply by 100, for this case as 100 objects, the frequency is the same percentage or probability .

Answer

a) The probability that, when selecting a random disk, its scratch resistance is high and its shock resistance is high is 70%, since this is the value that corresponds to the intersection of both variables in the table.

b) the probability that, when selecting a random disk, its resistance to scratches is high or that its resistance to impacts is high is 95% because the probability that its resistance to scratches is high is 79 % and the probability that its impact resistance is high is 86%, as one or the other requests, this is the sum of both minus the intersection, that is 79% + 86% -70% = 95%

c) the two events described are not mutually exclusive, that is, they cannot pass through, since the table informs us that of the analyzed discs 70, these two characteristics possessed, high shock resistance and high scratch resistance

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3 years ago