An experimental probability is more of an estimate and it is not always exact because it usually gives you a rough idea of what may happen during your experiment. The theoretical probability is the actual results and your results of spinning a coin 100 times may vary and will not always be the same.
Answer:
$ 333
Step-by-step explanation:
a) 33 + m*1 = 33 + m
b) m = 300 miles
33 + m = 33 + 300
= $ 333
Answer:
C' (-9 , 3) D' (6 , 3) E' (-9 , 6)
Step-by-step explanation:
Dilation Factor: 3 Origin: (0,0) (x,y) ---> (3x,3y)
C' (-9 , 3)
D' (6 , 3)
E' (-9 , 6)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The radius is 6 cm
To find the area + circumference we need to use 2 formulas:
Area: pi* radius^2
Circumference: 2*pi*r
First we can do the area
I will use "pi" for pi instead of 3.14
pi * 6^2
= 36 pi
The area is 36 pi
Next, circumference
2 * pi *r
2*pi*6
= 12 pi
So the area is 36 pi, and the circumference is 12 pi
The answer is -13.48 – 6.58í.
I mean bases on the question this is the right answer. If not, can you clarify.
