The answer will be 22(sqrt)6, or 53.9.
Answer:
The probability of getting exactly two read marbles is P = 0,003456%
Step-by-step explanation:
So, each of the following sequences are the desired results(I will use R for a red marble and G for a green marble).
S(1) = R-R-G-G
S(2) = R-G-R-G
S(3) = R-G-G-R
S(4) = G-R-R-G
S(5) = G-R-G-R
S(6) = G-G-R-R
In all, considering there are replacement, there can be 10*10*10*10 = 10000 total sequences, so the probability of getting exactly two read marbles is
P = \frac{P(S(1)) + P(S(2)) + P(S(3)) + P(S(4)) + P(S(5)) + P(S(6))}{10000}
where
P(S(1)) = P(S(2)) = P(S(3)) = P(S(4)) = P(S(5)) = P(S(6)) = (0.4)^{2}*(0.6)^{2} = 0.16*0.36 = 0.0576.
The probability of getting exactly two read marbles is
P = \frac{6*0.0576}{10000} = 0,003456%
You're answer is correct. If you round up and estimate to the whole number it would be 9 yards. If you add the total it would 10 yards. You have at least 6 yards so a & b would be out. Then 3/4 three times would be greater then 1/2. So c would be out as well.
Given:
A figure of a circle. 
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To find:
The length of KJ.
Solution:
From the given figure it is clear that the number 6 is marked between K and J it means the number 6 represents the distance between the points K and j.
Therefore, the length of KJ is 6 units.
Note: In the given question we need to find KL instead of KJ because KJ is already given.
According to the tangent secant theorem:
Where,
- a is the length of the tangent.
- b is the length of the external segment of the secant.
- c is the measure of the secant.
Using the tangent secant theorem, we get
On further simplification, we get
Splitting the middle term, we get
For 
,
, which is not possible because side cannot be negative.
For 
,
Therefore, the measure of KL is 2 units.
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