First thing you have to do is divide up the 3 columns on the right so that all of the squares are the same size. (I did that in black, you can see it on the picture I attached). Then total all of the little squares. I did this in red, and got 50. Now just count up how many of the lighter colored squares you have, I highlighted them in yellow on my picture. I got 14 light squares. So you end up with fourteen light squares out of 50 total squares, which is 14/50. *apologizes for the bad handwriting on the image I did it on phone. If that didn’t help just comment and let me know what’s still unclear.
We've hit on a case where a measure<span> of </span>center does<span> not provide all the information spread or variability </span>there<span> is </span>in month-to-month precipitation<span>. based on how busy each </span>month has been in<span> the past, lets managers plan Unit 6: Standard Deviation | Student Guide | Page </span>3<span> </span>If<span> you sum the deviations from the mean, (. ).</span>
Answer:
x=4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
-7π/3 or -420 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that the arrow has made one full rotation and that it is moving in a clockwise direction. So already we have -2π degrees.
The arrow stops at π/6 before the next π/2 rotation. Therefore we find the difference between the two.
π/2 - π/6
3π/6 - π/6 = 2π/6
π/3
Since this is still clockwise, we make this negative. So the measure of the angle shown by the arrow is -2π - π/3
