Given:
Length of the circular arc with circle radius=49cm
θ=135°
Now,
Length of arc = θ/360°×2πr
49=2× 22/7×r×135°/360°
49×20×7/3×22×2
51.96cm
Experimental probability is number of observed specific outcomes divided by the total number of observations...in this case the experimental probability of making a save is:
27/29≈0.931
Answer:
We know that the kite with the tail is 15 feet and 6 inches. While 6 inches is 0,50 foot, it's 15,5 feet. If the lenght of the kite is x, then:
15,5 = x + 1,5 + 2x
15,5 = 3x + 1,5 / - 1,5 (both sides)
14 = 3x / : 3 (both sides)
x ≈ 4,66
The kite is approx .4,66 feet long. It means that the tail is about 15,5 - 4,66 = 10,84 feet long.
21,800,000 rounded to the nearest million = 22,000,000
