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Hello there!
Median is the middle of the data set.
So, first we have to arrange it into proper numerical order (least to greatest).
2,6,10,12,15
Then, we look for the middle number.
It is 10, therefore 10 would be the median of this data set.
Answer:
Total number of possible combinations are 6
Length width
23 dm 2m
21 dm 4 dm
19 dm 6 dm
17 dm 8 dm
15 dm 10 dm
13 dm 12 dm
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that
Perimeter of rectangular garden=50 dm
Width is even number.
Length is always longer than or equal to width.
Let length of rectangular garden=x
Width of rectangular garden=y
We have to find the possible number of combinations .
Perimeter of rectangular garden=
If y=2 dm
x=25-2=23 dm
If y=4 dm
x=25-4=21 dm
If y=6 dm
x=25-6=19 dm
If y=8 dm
x=25-8=17 dm
If y=10 dm
x=25-10=15 dm
If y=12 dm
x=25-12=13 dm
If y=14 dm
x=25-14=11 dm
x<y
It is not possible
Then, possible combinations are 6
Length width
23 dm 2m
21 dm 4 dm
19 dm 6 dm
17 dm 8 dm
15 dm 10 dm
13 dm 12 dm
Is there a picture of the answers to go with this ?
AB = ==> distance between the bottom of the plank; and the wall ===> 3 ft.
C ====> 49 degrees
For letter a, to solve for AC:
AC ==> HYPOTENUSE. The angle C is the OPPOSITE side of AB.
use sine :
sin A ===> opposite/hypotenuse
Solve:
sin 49 ====> 3/AC
AC ====> 3 / sin 49
AC ====> 3.96 ft.
For letter b, to solve for BC:
We are now given with the base (3 ft.); and; the hypotenuse (3.96 ft.) so we can use the Pythagorean theorem:
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
Let:
a ===> AB
b ===> BC
c ===> AC
(AB)^2 + (BC)^2 ===> (AC)^2
3^2 + (BC)^2 ===> (3.96)^2
(BC)^2 ===> (3.96)^2 - 3^2
(BC)^2 ===> 6.6816
sqrt (BC)^2 ===> sqrt 6.6816
Answer: BC ===> 2.58 ft.
Hope that helps!!!! : )
