1. cylinder to cone:
(πr^2h)/((1/3)πr^2h) = 3:1
2. sphere to cylinder:
((4/3)πr^3)/(πr^2h) = 4r:3h
3. cone to sphere:
((1/3)πr^2h)/((4/3)πr^3) = h:4r
4. hemisphere to cylinder:
half the ratio of sphere to cylinder = 2r:3h
The correct answer to this is “True”.
Symmetry signifies balance and form. An object with
rotational symmetry will still look the same after a rotation. Since it maintains
its shape and figure after being rotated, therefore its characteristics such as
length of the diagonals, the angles of each corner, or parallelism of opposite
sides will remain the same.
Answer:
p-value: 1.000
There is enough evidence at the 1% level of significance to suggest that the proportions are not equal.
Step-by-step explanation:
We will be conducting a difference of 2 proportions hypothesis test
The hypothesis for this test is:
H0: p1 - p2=0
Ha: p1 - p2 ≠0
(p1 ) = 252/300 = 0.84
(p2) = 195/300 = 0.65
This is a 2 tailed test with a significance level of 1%. So our critical values are: z > 2.575 and z < -2.575
See the attached photo for the calculations for this test