Answer:
0.834 hours
Given that,
A Galapagos tortoise can walk 1/5 mile in an hour.
We need to find time would it take the tortoise to walk 1/6 mile.
1/5 mile = 1 hour
1 mile = 1/1/5 = 5 hours
For 1/6 mile = 1/6 *5 = 0.834 hours
It will take 0.834 hours to walk 1/6 mile.
Answer:
A. 0.088
B. 0.048
C. 1.83 times
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question given above, the following data were obtained:
Green (G) = 4
Yellow (Y) = 5
Total = 4 + 5 = 9
A. Determination of the probability of selecting three green marbles with replacement.
Green (G) = 4
Yellow (Y) = 5
Total = 9
P(1st G) = 4/9
P(2nd G) = 4/9
P(3rd G) = 4/9
P(all G) = P(1st G) × P(2nd G) × P(3rd G)
P(all G) = 4/9 × 4/9 × 4/9
P(all G) = 64/729
P(all G) = 0.088
B. Determination of the probability of selecting three green marbles without replacement.
Green (G) = 4
Yellow (Y) = 5
Total = 9
P(1st G) = 4/9
P(2nd G) = 3/8
P(3rd G) = 2/7
P(all G) = P(1st G) × P(2nd G) × P(3rd G)
P(all G) = 4/9 × 3/8 × 2/7
P(all G) = 24/504
P(all G) = 0.048
C. Comparing probability of replacement and without replacement.
P(all G with replacement) = A = 0.088
P(all G without replacement) = B = 0.048
A/B = 0.088/0.048
A/B = 1.83
Cross multiply
A = 1.83 × B
Thus,
P(all G with replacement) = 1.83 × P(all G without replacement)
Answer:
B. 3&4 are isosceles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Not 100% sure, just kind of makes sense
The rate of change for the function on the table is; 15 grapes eaten per minute.
<h3>What is the rate of change of the function described by the table?</h3>
It follows from the complete question that the table given indicates that;
- after 1min, 15 grapes had been eaten,
- after the next minute, 30 grapes had eaten,
- after the 3rd minute, 45 grapes had already been eaten.
On this note, it is conclusive that the rate of change of the function represented by the table is; 15 grapes eaten per minute.
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That would be true because the adjacent side to B is 4 and the hypotenuse is 5 and the formula for cos b is adjacent/hypotenuse
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