Given that PQ and RS intersect to form four right angles, then they form an angle of 90 degrees, this implies that:
if the meet at point O,
then;
∠POR=∠POS=∠QOS=∠ROQ=90°
Therefore the correct statement is:
PQ is perpendicular to RS
that is to mean:
PQ⊥RS
The answer is C.
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7. Okay. So the computer was originally $1,080, and the discount is 20%, but David would still have to pay 80% of the original price. To find the sale price, let's multiply. 1,080 * 80% (0.8) is 864. The sale price of the compuet is $864, but now we must add the sales tax to find the total price. We will multiply by 108%, because 100% (representing the price + 8% is 108%, and doing this will get us stright to the total price. 864 * 108% (1.08) is 933.12. There. David paid a total price of $933.12 for the computer.
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Answer: The central limit theorem tells us that when random samples are chosen the results tend to approach a normal distribution.
The basic idea is that the more random samples that you select, the closer you should get to the mean. In most cases, 30 or more samples is regarded as a large enough sample to get close to the mean. Our sample is 48, so we should be close to the mean.
