Answer:
7.34×10⁰
Unless you're missing something in your question then that'd be it I guess... There isn't really a reason to put 7.34 in scientific notation though, so I'm assuming something isn't loading for me (or the question was changed).
Answer:
There are 220 ways by which the medals can be awarded to three of the 15 gymnast, if exactly one of the Americans wins a medal
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we have;
The number of gymnast in the Olympic women's competition = 15
The number of the gymnast who are Americans = 4
The number of medals awarded = 3 medals
The number of ways hat the medals can be awarded to the three of the gymnast if exactly one of the Americans wins a medal is given as follows;
The number of ways one of the medals can be won by one of the four Americans = ₄C₁ = 4 ways
The number of ways the other two medals can be won by the remaining 11 gymnast = ₁₁C₂ = 55 ways
Therefore, the total number of ways, 'N', the medals can be awarded to three of the 15 gymnast, if exactly one of the Americans wins a medal is given as follows;
N = ₄C₁ × ₁₁C₂
∴ N = 4 × 55 = 220
Answer:MODEL SOFTWARE ACCURACY
Brown & Sharpe 12.22.10 PC-DMIS 2.5+3.0L/1000 microns
Brown & Sharpe 7.10.7 PC-DMIS 1.9+4.0L/1000 microns
† Factory machine specification for accuracy: L = Length in mm of the feature to be checked Download CMM Linecard
Step-by-step explanation:
27/75 = 0.36
7/2 = 3.5
3 1/5 = 3.2
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
A square has same length on all sides.
So, 18x-20=42-13x
18x+13x=42+20
31x=62
x=62/31=2
Now you can substitute x=2 in one of the equations to find the length of the side.
18x-20 = (18*2)-20 = 36-20 = 16