Answer:
you can decide if you want this answer or not :D
Step-by-step explanation:
1st , notice that our problem is about an eight part whole. I mean, the questions are around an object of 8 parts. so start thinking 1/8 ths
A) asks about P(7) ... they want to know.. how often the spinner will land on 7. so if it's totally random, 7 will happen just as likely as any of the other numbers so 7 will happen 1/8 th of the time
as a fraction it's 1/8 as a decimal it's 0.125 and as a percent it's 12.5 %
B) asks about P(2 or 6 ) [ btw, p here stands for probability ]
so it's 1/8 + 1/8 = 1/4 or one quarter of the time we would get a 2 or a 6
as a fraction it's 1/4 , as a decimal it's 0.25 and as a percent it's 25%
C) asks about P( greater than 4) or P( >4) so that's the whole left side of the circle :0
as a fraction it's 1/2 as a decimal it's 0.5 and as a percent it's 50%
D) P( not a 5) or P( ~=5) so every thing but a 5
as a fraction that's 7/8 as a decimal it's 0.875 and as a percent that 87.5 %
I'll take the odds on that last one to win the lottery plz :)
6 multiplies by 6.57 gives ya 39.42
The volume of the given figure is 210 cubic in..
We need to find the volume of the given figure.
<h3>What is volume?</h3>
Volume is a scalar quantity expressing the amount of three-dimensional space enclosed by a closed surface.
Divide the given figure into two convenient cuboids. That is one with dimensions length=4 in., breadth=2 in. and height=3 in. Another with length=4 in., breadth=4 in. and height=12 in.
We know that, the volume of cuboid =l×b×h cubic units.
Now, the volume of the cuboid=4×2×3=18 cubic in. and the volume of another
cuboid=4×4×12=192 cubic in.
The volume of the given figure=18+192=210 cubic in.
Therefore, the volume of the given figure is 210 cubic in.
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Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
A regular polygon may be defined as the polygon that have sides of equal length known as equilateral and angles made up of equal angles, known as equiangular.
The 
of symmetry in a regular polygon is always equal to the number of sides of the polygon. For example, a regular pentagon have 5 sides, so the lines of symmetry of the regular pentagon is also 5, a square having 4 sides also has 4 lines of symmetry.
