The geometric means between -5 and -125 is; 25
<h3>How to find the geometric mean?</h3>
To find the geometric mean between two numbers, we simply find the square root of the product of the two numbers.
For example, geometric mean between A and B is;
G.M = √(A * B)
Thus, geometric mean between -5 and -125 is;
G.M = √(-5 * -125)
G.M = √625
G.M = 25
There could be other geometric means between this like;
G.M = √(-5 * -45) = 15
Or GM = √(-10 * -40) = 20
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Answer:
B. Draw a diagram.
Step-by-step explanation:
Most construction starts with a diagram.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
You may actually start by finding a pattern you like, then figuring the material required to construct the pattern, then working backward to determine the dimensions you need to use to stay within your material budget. You will probably draw a diagram at many points in the planning process.
Answer:
The sample would double in 9 hours
Step-by-step explanation
The number of hours it will take for the sample to double can be found using the 72 rule.
The 72 rule is such that a growth rate would double itself by it is used in dividing the number 72 as shown below:
number of hours =72/8=9 hours
The number of hours it would take the sample to double is 9 hours as computed above.
The mean is 10,724.28.
Explanation:
The mean is all of the values divided by the number of values there are.
So what you have to do is add all of the numbers and divide it by the amount of numbers there are.
10,150+10,211+10,424+10,769+10,884+11,155+11,477= 75,070.
Since there are 7 numbers, divide 75,070/7 and you get your mean, which is 10,724.28 rounded.
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so, that's the equation of the circle, and that's its center, any point "ON" the circle, namely on its circumference, will have a distance to the center of 6 units, since that's the radius.
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well, the distance from the center to A is 1, namely is "inside the circle".
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notice, the distance to B is exactly 6, and you know what that means.
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notice, C is farther than the radius 6, meaning is outside the circle, hiking about on the plane.
