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It said it has to be 20 charecters long so I’m typing this so I can send this
The relative frequencies for the given table are:
- Male → 13/44
- Female → 17/86
- Adult → 29/86
- Baby → 7/43
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How to get the relative frequencies?</h3>
The relative frequency of a given element out of a set, is given by the quotient between the number of that element and the total number of the set.
Here we can see that the total number of moose is:
52 + 34 + 58 + 28 = 172
There are 52 male moose, then the relative frequency for male moose is:
M = 52/172 = 26/86 = 13/44
There are 34 female moose, then the relative frequency is:
F = 34/172 = 17/86
There are 58 adult moose, so the relative frequency is:
A = 58/172 = 29/86
There are 28 baby moose, so the relative frequency is:
B = 28/172 = 14/86 = 7/43
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Answer:
(3.4)
Step-by-step explanation:
The length of the given segment is 4.6 -1.0 = 3.6. The first portion of the division will be 2/(2+1) = 2/3 of that length, or (2/3)(3.6) = 2.4.
Then the coordinates of point R are ...
(1.0) +(2.4) = (3.4)
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<em>Additional comment</em>
We cannot tell if your coordinates are supposed to be Cartesian coordinates (1, 0) and (4, 6), or if they are points on a number line. As it happens, it makes no difference. The final answer is interpreted the same way the given coordinate points are interpreted: 3.4 on a number line or (3, 4) on a plane.
Answer:
multiplicative inverse
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(a) a ≈ 22.7 meters, (b) c ≈ 10.6 meters, (c) ∠A = 65°
Step-by-step explanation:
assuming side a/c is side BC/AB since it's opposite of angle A/C
(a) SOH CAH<em>(cos = </em><em>adjacent side/hypotenuse</em><em>)</em> TOA
=> cos (25°) = BC/AC or a/b
=> cos (25°) = a/25
=> a = cos (25°) × 25
=> a ≈ 22.7
(b) SOH<em>(sin = </em><em>opposite side/hypotenuse</em><em>)</em> CAH TOA
=> sin (25°) = AB/AC or c/b
=> sin (25°) = c/25
=> c = sin (25°) × 25
=> c ≈ 10.6
(c) 180° - 25° - 90°(the right angle) = 65°
