C - Irrational D- irrational E- Addition
Parallel means their slopes should equal to each other.
Thus we need to find the slope of the given line ,
Let's do it.....
Subtract sides -3x
Divided sides by -4
This is the slope-intercept of the line.
We know that the coefficient of the x in slope-intercept form , is the slope of the line.
Thus the slope of the equation which we want is :
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We have following equation to find the point-slope form of the linear functions.
Now just need to put the slope and the given point in the above equation.
Multiply sides by 4
Plus sides 24
Subtract sides -3x
And we're done....♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Answer:
The frequency does not change with more trials
Step-by-step explanation:
To predict: the probability of the coin landing heads up
Solution:
Probability refers to the chances that an event will occur in an experiment. The value of probability lies between 0 and 1. 0 indicates impossible event and 1 indicates a sure event. The probability of an event can not be greater than 1.
When a coin is tossed, there are two possible outcomes: heads (H), tails (T).
In case of the probability of the coin landing heads up, the frequency does not change with more trials.
From calculations, we can say that the given tiles will not fit together perfectly.
<h3>How to find the sum of interior angles of a Polygon?</h3>
If the tiles join perfectly at a point, sum of all angles around the joining point should be 360°.
Expression for the measure of the interior angle of a polygon,
Interior angle of a polygon = [(n - 2) * 180]/n
Interior angle of a pentagon = [(5 - 2) * 180]/5 = 108°
Interior angle of a hexagon = [(6 - 2) * 180]/6 = 120°
Interior angle of an octagon = [(8 - 2) * 180]/8 = 135°
To prove that the given tiles fit together perfectly → Sum of all the angles around the common point should be 360°
Sum of all interior angles = 108° + 120° + 135° = 363°
Therefore, given tiles will not fit together perfectly.
Read more about Interior angles of a Polygon at; brainly.com/question/224658
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