Answer: 0.125 mg per half minute
Step-by-step explanation:
15mg per hour can be written as 15mg/h
To find out how many mg of medication are delivered per half minute you can convert from hour to minutes
There are 60 minutes in 1 hour, so you can use the conversion factor (1h/60 min) and multiply the expression by it
15 mg/h (1h/60min) = 0.25 mg/min
But the question is per half minute so you have to multiply and divide the previous expression by 0.5 (To obtain 0.5 min in the denominator, which is half minute)
Then,
(0.25 mg/min ) (0.5/0.5) = 0.125 mg/ 0.5 min (0.125 mg per half minute)
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For this question here you need to use the sine formula for the area of a triangle and figure out the area of the sector
I’ll take you through it step-by-step
Area of the arc:
We only have 68.9 degrees out of 360 and we need to use the formula for the area of a circle.
Formula of a circle = pi x radius squared
68.9/360 x pi x 86.1184= 51.78 (2dp)
Area of triangle:
As you can see we have no height so we must use the sine formula for the area of a triangle.
Formula= 1/2abSinC
You should end up with
0.5 x 9.28x 9.28 x Sin(68.9)= 40.17 (2dp)
Now since you want the area of the segment shaded, just find the difference between these two values.
51.78-40.17 = 11.61
Answer= 11.6cm squared
Hope this helped!
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The cost of the bond was 90/100 times $5,000, that is, $4,500 total.
<span>The annual interest is 5% of $5,000, that is, $250. </span>
<span>The current yield is 5% divided by (90/100), that is 5.555%; round to 5.6% as instructed. </span>
<span>The yield that real bond buyers would be more interested in is the yield to maturity, but this cannot be calculated without knowing the term (number of years). If it's a short term bond that will pay you back $5,000 in just a few years, that would add several percent to the yield, but if it's a 15-year bond the growth of the $4,500 to $5,000 adds only a fraction of 1% to the yield.</span>
