In circle D with m \angle CDE= 60m∠CDE=60 and CD=3CD=3 units, find the length of arc CE. Round to the nearest hundredth
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Answer:
Jaime's. Interval not centered around the point estimate.
Step-by-step explanation:
When constructing a confidence interval based on a point estimate, the obtained point estimate must be the central value of the interval.
For Jaime's interval
Lower bound = 0.078
Upper Bound = 0.193
For Mariya's interval
Lower bound = 0.051
Upper Bound = 0.189
For a point estimate of 0.12, only Mariya's interval is adequate since Jaime's is not centered around the point estimate.
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Answer:
45.6°
Step-by-step explanation:
The attached result was found by typing "arccos(7/10) in degrees" into a web browser search box.
Your calculator can give you the same result. The inverse cosine function often shares a key with the cosine function. It is often marked as cos⁻¹. Be sure that the angle mode is set to degrees, not radians.
