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n200080 [17]
3 years ago
14

Which graph????????????

Mathematics
1 answer:
Marina86 [1]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

that one of course

Step-by-step explanation:

its THAT one

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Step 1: Determine the measure of ∠10.

∠9 and ∠10 are Supplementary Angles. This means that the sum of the two angles is equal to 180°.

From this, we generate the following equation:

\text{ }\angle9\text{ + }\angle10=180^{\circ}

Let's then now proceed to find out the measure of ∠10.

\text{ }\angle9\text{ + }\angle10=180^{\circ}\text{ }105^{\circ}\text{ + }\angle10=180^{\circ}\angle10=180^{\circ}\text{ - }105^{\circ}\angle10=75^{\circ}

Step 2: Determine the measure of ∠3.

∠10 and ∠3 are Alternate Exterior Angles. Under this, the two angles must be congruent.

\text{ }\angle3\text{ = }\angle10

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\text{ }\angle3\text{ = }\angle10\text{ }\angle3=75^{\circ}

Step 3: Determine the measure of ∠1.

∠1, ∠2 and ∠3 are also Supplementary Angles. This means that the sum of the three angles is equal to 180°.

Thus, we generate the equation below:

\text{ }\angle1\text{ + }\angle2\text{ + }\angle3=180^{\circ}

Let's now find the measure of ∠1,

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Letc denote some events:

X = The hand i receive is from a Pinochle deck.

Y = The hand i receive is from a Poker deck

Z = The hand i receive is a Poker hand (from any deck)

Note that Y is the complementary event of X, therefore P(Y) = 1-P(X). Also, if Y is true so is Z, thus

P(Z | Y) = 1

we want to know P(Z | X) in order to resolve item 1)

The first card i receive from the five card hand can be anything, the second one can be anything different from the first card, and there is one copy of that card remaining in the deck, thus, 46 cards from the deck works, from a total of 47. After the second card was given, if it was different from the first card, we will have 2 cards that are copies of the 2 cards i receive, thus, there are, from the 46 remaining cases, only 44 are favourable. For the fourth card we will have 3 cards we dont want to draw, therefore we have 42 cases favourable over 45, and for the last card from a total of 44 cards, only 40 can help us.

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