14.99 grams
<span>Accuracy is how close a measured value is to the actual or known value.</span>
When you think of the situation as a whole, you may notice that the lines in the problem actually form a triangle. First, the man driving 10 miles east forms a bottom leg of the triangle 10 units long. When he drives the 2 miles north, he adds another leg of 2 units length. When the place of work is connected to the starting position through a line, a third and final line is drawn which creates the triangle.
So, how can we find the direct distance from his place of work to his home? We can use the Pythagorean Theorem (
, where 
and 
are the lengths of the legs of the triangle and 
is the length of the hypotenuse). We know that the lengths of the legs are 10 and 2, which we can use in the formula, as shown below:
Now, we can solve this equation for :
The distance would be √104 miles, or approximately 10.2 miles.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The first one: The median is 58.
The second one: The maximum value is 58.
The third one: The upper quartile is 58.
The last one: The minimum value is 58.
Hi there,
The answer to your question is:
B. 120
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The magnitude of each vector is the Pythagorean sum of its components.
a. |v1| = √(2² + (-6)²) = √40 = 2√10
|v2| = √((-4)² + 7²) = √65
b. To make each vector into a unit vector, divide each component by the vector's magnitude.
u1 = v1/|v1| = (2/(2√10), -6/(2√10))
u1 = (√10/10, -3√10/10)
u2 = v2/|v2| = (-4/√65, 7/√65)
u2 = (-4√65/65, 7√65/65)
