Answer:
Solution given:
the fractions Four-sevenths=4/7≈0.57
the fractions Five-ninths=5/9≈0.55
Since 0.55 is less than 0.57
<u>least=the fractions Five-ninths</u>
<u>greatest=the fractions Four-sevenths</u>
Hello!
The length of side BC can be found by using the Law of Sines. This law states,
a / sin A = b / sin B = c / sin C.
Given:
Angle A = 51.2 degrees
Angle B = 60.3 degrees
Side AC (or B) = 21 cm
Side BC (or A) = ? cm
Let's plug in these values into the formula to find the missing side length.
a / sin (51.2) = 21 / sin (60.3)
a / sin (51.2) = 24.1759... (multiply both sides by sin(51.2)
a = 24.1759 · sin (51.2)
a = 18.841...
18.841 can be rounded to 19.
Therefore, the length of side BC is equal to 19 centimeters.
ANSWER: 18
EXPLANATION:
y=kxzw
where k is a constant
Making k the subject of the formula, we have
k=y/xzw
Inputting the values
k= 72/(2)(1)(12)
k=72/24
k = 3
Solving for y when x=1,z=2 and w=3
We have
y=kxzw
y = (3)(1)(2)(3)
y = 18
Answer:
4.7
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>Winning Probablity = 0.2, hence Losing Probability = 0.8
Probablity of winning atmost one time, that means win one and lose four times or lose all the times. So p(W1 or W0) = p (W1) + p(W0)
Winning once W1 is equal to L4, winning zero times is losing 5 times.
p(W1) = p(W1&L4) and this happens 5 times; p(W0) = p(L5);
p (W1) + p(W0) = p(L4) + p(L5)
p(L4) + p(L5) = (5 x 0.2 x 0.8^4) + (0.8^5) => 0.8^4 + 0.8^5
p(W1 or W0) = 0.4096 + 0.32768 = 0.7373</span>