Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
b. p(10.5<x<11.2)= p(x<11.2)-p(x<10.5)
p(x<11.2)= (11.2-9.7)/1 = 1.5 = 0.9332
p(x<10.5)= (10.5-9.7)/1= .8= 0.7881
.9332-0.7881= .1451
c. 9.7-.253, 9.7+.253
9.447, 9.953
Answer:
Every time a new piece of equipment is added to the system, if ifs not properly optimized within the scope of the entire system, you'll end up with wasted energy and operational inefficiencies
It's "commutative property," which says that (for addition/multiplication) order of the operator doesn't matter. For eg, 3 * 5 = 5 * 3.
Associative property (again, of multiplication and addition) means that it doesn't matter how you solve an expression if the same operand is used and some numbers are grouped. For eg. 3 * (5 * 4) = (3 * 5) * 4.
The simplest form would be x
The rule for power to a power is 'keep the base and multiply the powers'.
3 * (1/3) = 1
So it would be x^1 or just x
Answer:
Interior Angle: 165°
Exterior Angle: 15°
Step-by-step explanation:
So first you have to find the sum of all interior angles of a polygon with <u>24 sides</u>. This can be found using the formula:
sum = ( <em>n</em> - 2 ) * 180° where '<em>n</em>' is the number of sides.
When '<em>n</em> = 24' then the sum is:
sum = ( 24 - 2 ) * 180°
Simplify and solve.
sum = 22 * 180°
sum = 3960°
Since there are 24 sides to the polygon, there are 24 interior angles. <u>Assuming that this polygon is equilateral</u>, you can surmise that:
<em>Interior Angle</em> = sum° / <em>n</em> where n is the number of sides,
3960° / 24 = 165° = Interior Angle
Using that information, and combine it with the [Supplementary Angles Theorem] the exterior angle can be found by:
165° + x = 180°
Solve for x.
