Answer:
Combination without repetition
Step-by-step explanation:
The fruit he chooses doesn’t matter because he’s simply throwing them in his lunch box (so it’s a combination). And because there is a limited amount of fruit it is without repetition.
<h3>Answer: QS is 37 units long</h3>
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Explanation:
PN = 24 and NR = 14 are pieces of the chord PR. The two pieces multiply to some value. At the same time, the other two pieces QN = 21 and NS = 2x-4 also multiply to that same value. In short, the chord pieces multiply to the same number. This is known as the intersecting chord theorem.
PN*NR = QN*NS
24*14 = 21*(2x-4)
336 = 42x-84
336+84 = 42x-84+84 .... add 84 to both sides
420 = 42x
42x = 420
42x/42 = 420/42 ...... divide both sides by 42
x = 10
We know that x = 10 so we can use it to find the length of NS
NS = 2x-4
NS = 2*10-4
NS = 20-4
NS = 16
Therefore,
QS = QN + NS
QS = 21 + 16
QS = 37
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note: as a check,
PN*NR = QN*NS
24*14 = 21*16
336 = 336
we get a true equation, so we have the proper values
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Slope intercept form:</u>
<u>Use two points from the graph:</u>
<u>The first point is the y-intercept: </u>
<u>Find the slope using the slope formula:</u>
- m = (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)
- m = (-9 - (-8))/3 = -1/3
<u>The equation is:</u>
The answer to this probability question is .86 or 86%. The probability that a batch of 10,000 batteries will contain at least 175 defective batteries is 86 percent. I calculated the failure rate of 10,000 batteries (10k*.015) and yielded 150, meaning there will be 150 batteries that will be defective in a set of 10,000. Then i divided 150 by 175 to get the probability.
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