Answer: Prokhorova is more outstanding.
Step-by-step explanation: To compare scores from different distributions, first standardize it:
z-score = 
where
x is the individual mean you want to compare
μ is the mean of the population
σ is standard deviation
For <u>Gertrud Bacher</u>:
z-score = 
z-score =
(s)
The negative sign indicates Bacher's mean is less than the mean
For <u>Yelena Prokhorova</u>:
z-score = 
z-score = 2 (cm)
The positive sign indicates Prokhorova's mean is more than the mean.
Using z-score table, you determine the percentiles are:
For Bacher: Percentile = 5.5%
For Prokhorova: Percentile = 97.7%
Bacher's percentile means she is above 5.5% of the participants, while Prokhorova is 97.7% above the other competitors, which means Prokhorova have a better performance and deserves more points.
Answer:
m∠PQR = 133
Step-by-step explanation:
∠PQR and ∠RQS are supplementary angles, meaning they have a sum of 180°.
3x - 5 + x + 1 = 180
4x - 4 = 180
4x = 184
x = 46
Now we simply substitute 46 in for x:
3(46) - 5 = 133
The answer is 21, because if you multiply 21 times 3 you get 63
Side of the square: s
Area of the square: As=s^2
Diameter of the circle: d=s
Area of the circle: Ac=pi d^2/4
Ac=pi s^2/4; pi=3.1416
Ac=3.1416 s^2/4
Ac=0.7854 s^2
<span>The likelihood that a point chosen inside the square will also be inside the circle: P=?
P=Ac/As=0.7854 s^2 / s^2
P=0.7854
P=0.7854 * 100%
P=78.54%
</span>The likelihood that a point chosen inside the square will also be inside the circle is 0.7854 or 78.54%
I don't see any relationship...
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