We can calculate probability by looking at the outcomes of an experiment or by reasoning What is the theoretical probability that a fair coin lands on heads? Choose 1 answer: Random numbers for experimental probability. This means that if we roll a die 60 times we can expect each of the six faces to come up.
A standard form equation has mutually prime integers for coefficients, and the leading one is positive. We can get that here by multiplying by 3 (to eliminate the denominator) and dividing by 2 (to remove that common factor). The result is ...
An example would be: Standard:12345678 Expanded: 10000000+2000000+300000+40000+5000+600+70+8 Word: twelve million three hundred forty-five thousand six hundred seventy-eight
75.4 12 would be considered the radius C = 2 pi R so just insert that into the formula and the answer should be 75.39 but if you round up it would be 75.4