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A sports team played 100 games last season. Did this team win at least half of the games it played last season? (1) The team won

Lelechka [254]

Answer:

Insufficient data.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Total number of games = 100,

(1) The team won 60% of its first 65 games last season.

So, the number of winning games in 65 games = 60% of 65

$=\frac{60\times 65}{100}$

$=13\times 3 = 39$

But we do not know about the data for last 35 games,

Thus, the data is insufficient.

(2) The team won 60% of its last 65 games last season.

So, the number of winning games in last 65 games = 60% of 65 =39,

Thus, the total winning games = 45 + 45 = 90,

But we do not know about the data for first 35 games,

Thus, the data is insufficient.

When we combined both (1) and (2) statements,

we found that the maximum number of games won by the team = 39 + 39 = 78,

But there is a overlap of 30 games,

i.e. an unknown number will be subtract from 78 to find the exact number of winning games.

Hence, even after combining statements (1) and (2),

The data is insufficient.

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3 years ago

SU and VT are chords that intersect at point R.

vovikov84 [41]

Answer:

<h2>The length of the line segment VT is 13 units.</h2>

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that SU and VT are chords. If the intersect at point R, we can define the following proportion

$\frac{RS}{RT} =\frac{RV}{RU}$

Where

$RS=SR=x+6\\RT=x+4\\VR=RV=x+1\\RU=x$

Replacing all these expressions, we have

$\frac{x+6}{x+4} =\frac{x+1}{x}$

Solving for $x$ , we have

$x(x+6)=(x+4)(x+1)\\x^{2} +6x=x^{2} +x+4x+4\\6x-5x=4\\x=4$

Now, notice that chord VT is form by the sum of RT and RV, so

$VT=VR+RT\\VT=x+1+x+4\\VT=2x+5$

Replacing the value of the variable

$VT=2(4)+5\\VT=8+5\\VT=13$

Therefore, the length of the line segment VT is 13 units.

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2 years ago

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Let y(????)y(t) be a solution of y˙=17y(1−y7)y˙=17y(1−y7) such that y(0)=14y(0)=14. Determine lim????→[infinity]y(????)limt→[inf

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

y' = 17y ( 1-y^7)

Let y=1

Then, y' = 0 for all t

Then show that it is the only stable equilibrium point so that as y→1, t→∞ with any initial value.

So, the graph solution will be

y(0) = 1 and this will be an horizontal line

If, y(0) > 1 then, y' < 0 by inspecting the first equation, so the graph is has decreasing solution.

Likewise, if y(0) < 1 then, y' > 0 and the graph is increasing.

So no matter the initial condition, graph of the solution will be asymptotic to the horizontal line above.

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