The bat will not fit in the cube shaped box
<h3>How to determine if the bat will fit?</h3>
The side length of the cube is given as:
x = 17
The diagonal of the cube is calculated as
So, we have:
Evaluate
d = 29.4
29.4 is less than the length of the bat (30 inches)
This means that the bat will not fit in the cube shaped box
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For this case we define the following variables:
x: Number of party dresses
y: Number of suits
You have 30 hours per week to cut, that is, the first equation is given by:
It is also known that 25 hours per week are available for sewing, that is:
It has a system of two equations with two unknowns, solving we have:
Multiplying the second equation by -1:
Adding up:
Substituting x in the first equation:
Clearing and:
Thus, per week, the designer can produce 5 party dresses and 5 suits working at her maximum capacity.
Answer:
5 Party dresses
5 Suits
In throwing a dice, there are 6 possible outcomes, namely 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
P=(no. of favourable outcomes)/(no. of possible outcomes)
When we multiply the probability of an event with no. of trials, the we get the expected frequency of that event.
1) P(getting 1)=1/6
expected frequency of getting 1
=P(getting)1)×no. of trials
=1/6×600=100
But it is given that one is scored 200 times, so it makes a large difference from expected frequency, which is 100.
Therefore, the dice is not fair.
2) P(getting a tail)=0.3
estimate for the number of times the coin will land on a tail
=expected frequency of getting a tail
=P(getting a tail)×no. of trials
=0.3×150=45
3)P(getting a six)=2/3
expected frequency of getting a six
=P(getting a six)×no. of trials
=2/3×300=200
4)P(getting a three)=0.5
expected frequency of getting a three
=P(getting a three)×350
=0.5×350=175
A- they are parallel because they have equal slopes.
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