Answer:
A form of blocking by three variables.
Step-by-step explanation:
Graeco-Latin square design is a special type of comparative design.
Graeco-Latin square design uses 3 blocking variables unlike the 2 blocking variable as used by the standard Latin square design.
In this square design of experiment, the experimental units are grouped into three different ways.
Answer:
X/2 = 61.2
X=122.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok so we know that a number was halved so we can use x and equaled to 61.2 so we can do x/2 = 61.2
PART 1:55-21=35
35/60=<span>.58333
360</span>×<span>.58333 =210 DEGREES
</span><span>210*pi/180 = 3.665 RADIANS
PART 2: </span><span>(pi) x 2r x .58333
</span><span>3.14 x 12 x .58333 = 21.98 in
PART 3: </span><span>5π inches = 5 x 3.14 = 15.708 inches / 6 in radius = 2.618 radians
PART 4: </span><span>2.618 radians * 180/pi = 150° </span>
<span> x coordinate = 6(cos 150°) = -5.196 </span>
<span> y coordinate = 6(sin 150°) = 3 </span>
<span> the coordinates would be (-5.196, 2)</span>
The one that has positive 2 as the y intercept
Answer:
The answers would be 5.42 and 5.1.
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagram shows 5.39, so those answers would be more than the diagram shows.
