Well, I'm way past the 15 min mark, but here's how to do the question.
With this, you will need to use the distance formula,
, on XY, YZ, and ZX.
XY: 
Firstly, solve inside the parentheses: 
Next, solve the exponents: 
Next, solve the addition, and XY's distance will be √29
(The process is the same with the other 2 sides, so I'll go through them real quickly)
YZ:

ZX:

Now that we got the 3 sides, we can add them up: 
In short, your answer is 14.8, or the second option.
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so what's the question? i'm a bit confused..
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I think it is 10 km/hr
Step-by-step explanation:
5 hrs = 40 more with 2 km/hr current
2 hrs= less 40 no current
40-2x5=30
30 without current for three hours
30/3=10 km/hr no current
CHECK
10x2=20
10x5=50+2x5=60
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Step-by-step explanation:
1. The independent variable in this experiment would be the separation of students into distinct groups based on standardized tests of ability and achievement.
2. To implement the independent variable, the experimenter needs to divide the 100 volunteers into separate groups based on standardized tests of ability and achievements. He must also make sure that each groups’ students’ ability levels are the same. Then they would be given tasks as per their ability level.
3.The dependent variable here would be the academic achievements of the groups formed based on ability.
4. First, the volunteers’ achievement would be tested. Then based on their abilities as per standardized tests, they would be divided into groups of students with similar abilities. Then they would be given tasks as pr their abilities. Finally, their achievements would be measured to see if there is any significant difference in achievement between them before and after the grouping as per ability.
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6. Null Hypothesis: There would be no significant difference between the academic achievements in high school students of varying abilities due to separation into distinct groups based on standardized tests of ability and achievement.
Alternative Hypothesis: There would be a significant difference between the academic achievements in high school students of varying abilities due to tracking.
Answer:
Let A1=a1+a2+a3, A2=a2+a3+a4, and so on, A10=a10+a1+a2. Then A1+A2+⋯+A10=3(a1+a2+⋯+a10)=(3)(55)=165, so some Ai≥165/10=16.5, so some Ai≥17.
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