Answer:
2 7/10 loaves
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3 pounds= 1 loaf
1 4/5(9/5)pounds = <u>9</u> x 1
<u>5 </u>
2/3
=<u> 9 </u> / <u> 2 </u> = <u> 9 </u> x <u> 3 </u> = <u>27</u>
5 3 5 2 10
= 2 and 7/10 loaves
Answer: XZY = 32 and XYZ = 116
Explanation:
Triangle XYZ is an isosceles triangle with XY = ZY and Angle YXZ = XZY
And YXZ = a = 32 degree
Which mean XZY also = 32 degrees
Find XYZ:
XYZ + YXZ + YZX = 180
XYZ + 32 + 32 = 180
XYZ + 64 = 180
XYZ = 180 - 64
XYZ = 116
Hey! I JUST took the k12 TOD quiz for this and the answer is 55!
Problem 1) xy means "x times y". The multiplication symbol is left out because its implied. You can write x*y if you wish. Or we can say "product of two numbers" since a product in math terms is the result of multiplication.
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Problem 2) x/y means "x divided by y" which is a fraction
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Problem 3)
Writing "x-y" is the same as saying "x minus y"
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Problem 4)
x+y is "x plus y", or we can say "the sum of x and y". The "sum" is "result of adding two or more values"
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Problem 5)
y-x is "y minus x" or we can say "x subtracted from y"
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Problem 6)
y division symbol x is essentially the flip of problem 2. We'd say "y divided by x"
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Problem 7)
x+y = 6 is "the sum of two numbers is 6". See problem 4 above.
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Problem 8)
xy = 6 is "the product of two numbers is 6". This is an extension of problem 1.
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Problem 9)
6x = y is "six times a number equals y" when translated out
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Problem 10)
y = x-6 would translate to "six less than a number is y"
where the "a number" portion is represented by x
Answer:
The value of 39% would be called parameter.
Step-by-step explanation:
When a percentage refers to a sample, it is called a statistic.
When it refers to a population, it is called a parameter.
The sample of Indiana voters was intended to represent all Indiana voters;
This means that the percentage will be used with the following meaning:
"39% of all Indiana voters ..."
That is, referring to the entire population(in this case, all Indiana voters), so would be a parameter.