Please help I'm so confused!!!! 1. Which two square roots are used to estimate the square root of 5? a. square root of 1 and 2 b. square root of 2 and 4 c. square root 4 and 9 d. square root of 9 and 16 2.Which two square roots are used to estimate square root of 43? a. square...
October 29, 2014 by :)
Square Roots
1. Which two square roots are used to estimate the square root of 5? 2. Estimate the value of the square root of 43 to the nearest integer. 3. An estimate for the negitive square root of 66 is?
September 24, 2012 by Jamin
Math Help!
Which two square roots are used to estimate square root 67? A. Square root 36 and Square root 49. B. Square root 49 and Square root 64. C. Square root 64 and Square root 81. D. Square root 81 and Square root 100. Is the answer C? Thanks
November 3, 2014 by Laura Ashley
Math HELP!
Which two square roots are used to estimate square root 5? A. Square root 1 and square root 2. B. Square root 2 and square root 4. C. Square root 4 and square root 9. D. Square root 9 and square root 16. Is the answer B? Thanks
October 20, 2014 by Anonymous
7th grade math Ms. Sue please
2. Shelly sews a blanket that has an area of 170 square feet. It has 30 square blocks, each the same size. What is the approximate length of each side of a block? (1 point) 1 foot 2 feet 3 feet 4 feet 3. Which of these numbers can be classified as irrational? (1 point) 1 over ...
Answer:
Angle SRT is equal to 79 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
The reason this is so is because for every single triangle all the angles must add up to 180 degrees. So take 180 minus angle T, and then minus angle S and you get 79.
The probability that a high school student in in the marching band is 0.47
so, 
The probability that a student plays a varsity sport is 0.32
so, 
the probability that a student is in the marching band and plays a varsity sport is 0.24
so, we get
P(M∩V)=0.24
a student plays a varsity sport if we know she is in the marching band
so,
P(V|M)=(P(V∩M))/(P(M))
now, we can plug values
and we get
So,
the probability that a student plays a varsity sport if we know she is in the marching band is 0.51063......Answer
Answer:
38 times
Step-by-step explanation:
A coin has two sides, so there is a 50% chance it will land on either side (assuming perfect conditions and that the coin cannot land vertically). With that in mind, if you flip a coin 76 times, 50% or 1/2 of the times the coin should land on tails. That is 36 times. (Once again, this is under perfect testing conditions. In real life, you probably wouldn't get an even split after only 76 flips.)
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