The number of students from the math club that went to the soap box derby.
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From the question, we see that there are two vans and 6 students in each van.
Thus, to get the number of students from the math club that went to the soap box derby, we will solve as follows;
Number of students that went to derby = 2 × 6 = 12
Complete question is;
The entire school 250 students went to the soap box derby. The math club went in 2 vans and each van held 6 students how many students from the math club went to the soap box derby
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Answer:
0.09 is the same as 9 hundredths
0.9 is the same as 9 tenths
0.009 is the same as 9 thousands
Step-by-step explanation:
looking at the picture above... you do have the radius, is just in the truncated part of the picture... so you have "h" and "r", so just plug them in
Answer:
6.43
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Step-by-step explanation:
length of side x will be
Tan tita = opp/adjacent
tan65 = x/3
tan 65 is 2.14
so...you are left with 2.14=x/3
by cross multiplying
x= 2.14 × 3
= 6.43
Answer:
3.566%
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability formula for a poisson distribution is:
λ is the average of events
e is the euler's number
k is the number of events you want to know the probability
For this :
λ = 8.9 (on average the number of tickets is 8.9 per day)
k = 4 (you need to find the probability that exactly 4 tickets are written per day)
