A simulation is a mathematical model used to represent a situation.
- A simulation can be a program or a physical test to "simulate" a situation to predict the outcomes.
When we combine two or more simple events we have a compound event
- "Compound" means to combine, like a compound word would be a combination of two words
A Tree Diagram is a diagram that shows all the possible outcomes of an event
- In a tree diagram, each possible outcome "branches" off the main stem, making the final diagram look like a tree with many separating branches.
All the possible outcomes or results is called the sample space
- The outcomes are each different samples, and a sample space is a space that collects each of these samples
When an event is not affected by a previous outcome we have an independent event
- This event is "independent", not affected by other factors, making it an independent event
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Answer:
276 Guests
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculation to determine how many guest were at the wedding
Guests that choose beef =1/3
Guests that choose chicken= 5/12
Guests that choose vegetarian=69
Now let calculate the how many guest were at the wedding
Let x represent the numbers of guest that were present at the wedding
Hence,
x/3 + 5x/12 + 69 = x
9x/12 + 69 = x
12x/12 - 9x/12 = 69
3x/12 = 69
x/4 = 69
x=69*4
x = 276 guests
Therefore the numbers of guests that were at the wedding is 276
X=105°
Y=105°
Z=105°
let the angle below 75° which is the 4th Street be A
75°+A=180°[being adjacent angle]
A=105°
X=A[Verticall opposite angle]
Z=A[Corresponding angle]
Y=X[alternate angle]
We are given a scale that for every 1 in on the plan, the actual length will 6.5 ft.
The maximum distance across the pond on the plan is 9.75 in. So that means we will need to take 6.5 ft 9.75 times. So our answer is
6.5*9.75=63.375 ft. That's the answer.
We can visualize this a different way
1 in = 6.5 ft
9.75 in = x ft
And from here it's a little more clear to see what needs to be done.
Hope this helped!
They are all multiples of 12. 12x1, 12x2, 12x6, 12x24.