The sum of your data set is 23.8333333333.All you have to do is add them all together and then divide by 6, which is the number of numbers there are.
8+13+17+26+32+47=143
143/6+23.8333333333
Three hundred four million nine hundred sixty seven thousand
Answer:
Primero veamos el área de la pared, es decir, el área total que Samuel debe cubrir.
La pared es de 3m por 2m.
Entonces el area es:
A = 3m*¨2m = 6m^2.
Ahora veamos los mosaicos.
Cada mosaico es un cuadrado de 20cm por 20cm.
El primer paso sería cambiar las unidades para tener metros aca también.
1cm = 0.01m
entonces.
20cm = 20*0.01m = 0.2m.
Entonces cada mosaico es:
0.2m por 0.2m
El área de cada mosaico es:
a = 0.2m*0.2m = 0.04m^2.
En una caja de mosaicos hay 14 mosaicos, entonces con una caja Samuel puede cubrir 14 veces a, o:
14*0.04m^2 = 0.56m^2.
Y Samuel tiene 11 cajas, entonces tenemos 11 veces lo de arriba:
11*0.56m^2 = 6.16m^2.
Y el área de la pared es 6m^2.
6.16m^2 > 6m^2
Entonces con las 11 cajas de mosaicos podemos cubrir completamente esa pared, y vamos a tener algunos mosaicos sobrantes.
Entonces Samuel no debe comprar mas cajas.
Answer: 0.12244898
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the square root of 36/49
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9514 1404 393
Answer:
see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
I started with triangle GHJ on the right. It is isosceles, so ...
g = 48°
h = 2(90 -g) = 84°
k = 180° -h = 96°
Then, on the lower right, we have ...
a = 180° -143° = 37°
b = 143°
c = e = a = 37°
f = 90° -e = 53°
At vertex D, we also have ...
85° +d = b ⇒ d = 143° -85° = 58°
In triangle DGH, we have ...
m + d = h ⇒ m = h -d = 84° -58° = 26°
The sum of angles in triangle DGP is 180°, so ...
p = 180° -85° -26° = 69°
Finally, ...
s = p = 69°
r = 180° -p = 111°
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The relationships we used are ...
- corresponding angles are congruent (at a transversal of parallel lines)
- alternate interior angles are congruent
- an exterior angle equals the sum of remote interior angles
- acute angles in a right triangle are complementary
- angles in a triangle sum to 180°
- linear pair angles are supplementary
- angle sum theorem