Answer:
The answer to your question is the third histogram
Step-by-step explanation:
What we must check in a histogram is that the x-axis is represented the intervals and in the y-axis is represented the frequency.
The first histogram is incorrect just by observing the first bar, we notice that the correct frequency from 0 to 4 is 3, not 14. This histogram is incorrect.
Also, the second histogram is incorrect, the frequency of the first category is 3, not 12. This histogram is wrong.
The third histogram is correct because all the bars are in agreement with their frequencies.
The last histogram is incorrect, for example, the last frequency is 12, not 3.
Answer:
C. ∠SRT≅∠VTR and ∠STR≅∠VRT
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Quadrilateral is a parallelogram.
RS║VT; RT is an transversal line;
Hence By alternate interior angle property;
∠SRT≅∠VTR
∠STR≅∠VRT
Now in Δ VRT and Δ STR
∠SRT≅∠VTR (from above)
segment RT= Segment RT (common Segment for both triangles)
∠STR≅∠VRT (from above)
Now by ASA theorem;
Δ VRT ≅ Δ STR
Hence the answer is C. ∠SRT≅∠VTR and ∠STR≅∠VRT
In 1997 = 17697
Because, each year, the number of employees is expected to decrease by 2.2%, find 2.2% of 17697 and subtract from the number.
2.2/100 x 17697 = 38933.4/100 = 389.334
^that was calculating 2.2% of 17697. Now we subtract:
17697.000
- 389.334
17307.666 =
Round to the nearest whole number = 17308
Answer: in 1998, the expected number of workers is 17308
Arithmetic sequences have a common difference (addition)
geometric sequences have a common ratio (multiplication)
Answer:
SAS
Step-by-step explanation:
There is one common side (S)
both the triangles have 90° common (A)
Opposite sides are equal which is given (S)
They both are right angled triangles
