The answer is never, that is, on a 2 dimensional plane. You can perform an experiment to see why it is the case. On curved surfaces though, two lines can intersect one another more than once. For instance, on the surface of planet Earth, two lines can intersect one another, both at the Earth's North Pole and South Pole.
23/4
Step by step:
5/1 + 3/4
5/1 • 4 = 20/4
20+3/4
23/4
First we have to find the mean (average)
mean = (564 + 1000 + 848 + 1495 + 1348) / 5 = 5255 / 5 = 1051
now we subtract the mean from every data point, then square it
564 - 1051 = -487......-487^2 = 237169
1000 - 1051 = -51......-51^2 = 2601
848 - 1051 = -203......-203^2 = 41209
1495 - 1051 = 444......444^2 = 197136
1348 - 1051 = 297......297^2 = 88209
now find the mean of the results.....but know when ur dealing with a sample instead of the whole population, u divide by 1 number less...so instead of dividing by 5, u divide by 4.
(237169 + 2601 + 41209 + 197136 + 88209) / 4 = 566324 / 4 =
141581.....this is called ur variance
now take the square root of the variance and u have ur standard deviation
sqrt (141581) = 376.272 rounds to 376.27 <==
It'd be clearer if you'd write: "How many tenths are there in 2 3/5?"
2 3/5 13/5
---------- = ---------- = 26
(1`/10) 1/10
There are 26 tenths in 2 3/5.
