The numbers are irrational, so they can't be exactly written down
using only digits.
In exact form, they are
1 + √57
and
1 - √57 .
In rounded form, they are
8.54983
and
-6.54983 .
9514 1404 393
Answer:
5. x = 160; y = 20
6. h = 125°; g = i = 55°
Step-by-step explanation:
Vertical angles are found on opposite sides of a point where lines cross. Each angle is formed from rays opposite those of the other angle. Vertical angles are congruent.
5. x° and 160° are vertical angles: x° = 160°
y° and 20° are vertical angles: y° = 20°
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6. h° and 125° are vertical angles: h° = 125°
The angles g° and 125° form a "linear pair" so total 180°.
g° = 180° -125° = 55°
g° and i° are vertical angles: g° = i° = 55°
I would say that the third one is false.
Answer:
Number of calls expected in next week by manager = 7940
Average Number of calls that call center agent will attend in an hour =7 calls
It is also given that, Call center remain open for 10 hours 5 days a week.
Also, it is given that, full time agents work 40 hours a week but are only on call for 35 hours per week ,Part time agents work 20 hours a week but are only on calls 17 hours per week .
⇒Number of hours worked by full time agents × Number of calls attended in an hour × Number of full time agents + Number of hours worked by Part time agents × Number of calls attended in an hour × Number of Part time agents ≤ 7940
⇒35 × 7×Number of full time agents +17 × 7 ×Number of Part time agents ≤ 7940
Option A
⇒35×15×7+17×7×15
= 3675+1785
= 5460
Option B
⇒35 ×7×20+17×7×7
=4900 +833
= 5733
Option C
⇒35×20×7 +17×20×7
=4900+2380
=7280
Option D
⇒25 × 35×7+17×7×5
=6125 +595
=6720
Option E
⇒28×35×7+17×7×10
=6860+1190
=8050
Option E, ⇒ 28 full time agents and 10 part time agents , is best to meet the scheduling needs is most appropriate, that is nearer to 7940 calls.
Answer:
The right triangle has one 90 degree angle and two acute (< 90 degree) angles. Since the sum of the angles of a triangle is always 180 degrees... The two sides of the triangle that are by the right angle are called the legs... and the side opposite of the right angle is called the hypotenuse.
Step-by-step explanation:
