Answer:
Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
Total Probability = 1
Probability of passing = 0.77
Probability of failing = 1-0.77
=> 0.23
We know that
if <span>the probability of hitting the blue circle is the same as the probability of hitting the green region
then
the area of the blue circle is equal to the area of the green region
Let
x----> diameter of the blue circle
area of the blue circle=pi*(x/2)</span>²----> (pi/4)*x² m²-----> equation 1
area of the green region=area of the larger circle-area of the blue circle
area of the green region=pi*(1/2)²-(pi/4)*x²
=(pi/4)-(pi/4)*x² m²----> equation 2
equate equation 1 and equation 2
(pi/4)*x²=(pi/4)-(pi/4)*x² -----> divide by (pi/4)---> x²=1-x²
2x²=1-----> x²=1/2----> x=1/√2-----> x=√2/2 m
the diameter of the blue circle is √2/2 m
The positive square roots of the number 151,321 according to the task content can be determined by means of division as; 389.
<h3>What are the square roots of 151,321 by means of division method?</h3>
It follows from.the task content above that the number given is; 151,321 whose positive square roots is to be determined.
Upon testing different integers as divisor on the number 151,321; it is concluded that the only positive integer by which 151,321 can be divided to result in a whole is; 389.
Hence, the positive square root of the number 151,321 is; 389.
Consequently, it can be concluded that the positive square root of the number, 151,321 as in the task content is; 389 which is itself a prime number as it is only divisible by 1 and itself.
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Answer:
whichever one also says -x
Step-by-step explanation:
parallel lines have the same slope
Answer:
37.5 sq. units.
Step-by-step explanation:
The coordinate of vertices of trapezoid ABCD are given,
From the diagram it is clear the area of ABCD =
{Since, AD ║ BC and AB is the perpendicular distance between the parallel lines }
Now, AB =
units
AD =
units
Again, BC =
units
Therefore, the area of trapezoid ABCD =
sq. units. (Answer)
We know, that the distance formula between two points
and
is
.