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There is a decrease in power. It can be concluded that there has also been a change in:
A) current or voltage.
So for this problem we need to do order of operations so the very first step that we need to do here is (8+2) because that is the smallest enclosed symbols (8+2)=10 next divide by 20 because that is the next step in the equation which 20/10=2, so now we have {[2]^6+6} and due to order of operations the next step here is to take 2 to the power of 6 which is 64 so now we have {64+6} which is 70 so now we have 70/(4^2/2) and due to order of operations we do the parentheses first and that would mean that we do 4^2 because exponents come after parantheses like so,
70/(16/2) now we do 16/2 because its still inside the paranthesess so 16/2=8 so now we have 70/8 and that equals are end answer of 8.75 Enjoy!=)
Answer:
a) x = 128 degrees
b) Angle APD is the arc angle, which is equal to the central angle x subtended by the arc. Therefore angle APD = 128 degrees (and not 116 degrees)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
attached diagram
ABC is a straight line
Solution:
a) Find x
ABC is a straight line
angle ABD = supplement of CBD = 180-CBD = 180-116 = 64 degrees.
x is the central angle of the arc APD
so angle ABD is the inscribed angle which equals half of the arc angle =>
angle ABD = x/2 = 64 degrees
Solve for x
x/2 = 64
x = 2*64
x = 128 degrees
b.
Angle APD is the arc angle, which is equal to the central angle x subtended by the arc. Therefore angle APD = 128 degrees (and not 116 degrees)
Answer:
A. Yes, because each of the two outcomes are equally likely.
Step-by-step explanation:
A sales representative for a baby food company wants to survey 300 random couples who are new parents to find out if their newborn child is a boy or a girl.
The representative uses a 1 for a girl and a 2 for a boy when running a simulation.
Yes, the simulation will be a fair representation of possible survey results.
A. Yes, because each of the two outcomes are equally likely.
