First you want to organize it from least to greatest: 4, 5, 5, <em>6, 10</em>, 11, 12, 13
Then look for the one in the middle. But oh wait there are 2 so you need to add 6 and 10 then divide it by 2 to get a median of 8.
A song I learned back then is this I don't know who it is by though: Mode, mode, mode is the most, Average is the mean.Median, median, median, median, The number in between.
<span>Simplify (8 + 7i) + (2 –i)
</span>answer:10+6i
Answer:
yes
no
yes
no
if their is a 6 in the y spot of the coordinate than it is a yes
15 committees can be selected from a group of 6 people: 6×5×4×3/(4×3×2×1)=15. This the same as considering 2 people who aren’t selected: 6×5/(2×1)=15.
The triangle formed by the vertices would be equilateral if the sides of the triangle coincide with the diagonals of the square face that defines the cube. See the attached sketch if that description is unclear.
Count the number of equilateral triangles that are possible. Such a triangle will always use up 3 vertices of the cube, and separate 1 vertex from the remaining 4. This means there are as many equilateral triangles as there are corners in the cube: 8.
Count the total number of triangles that can be made. From the 8 available vertices, we only need 3. If we fix 3 vertices, it doesn't matter in which order we connect them to make a triangle, so we count the number of combinations of 8 vertices taking 3 at a time, which is

Then the probability of forming an equilateral triangle is 8/56 = 1/7.