Lines K and R, J and Q, L and S, and M and T are all parallel because at no point will they ever intersect.
The answer is 448 whatever the measurement is
Answer:
p = 0.07
p-hat = 0.035
p0 = 0.07
p-value = 0.003
Step-by-step explanation:
p = population parameter, in this case, the rate of infestations across all trees in the forest
p-hat = test statistic, in this case, the rate of infestations found in the sample of trees, i.e. those in Doug's backyard
p0 = the null hypothesis, in this case, the rate of infestations within the forest is correctly evaluated at 0.07 or 7%
p-value = the likelihood any difference between p and p-hat is down to chance
In this case 0.003 as the p-value means there is only 0.3% probability of our statistic value of 0.035 being down to variability and chance meaning it is 99.7% likely that there is some reason behind this difference;
We would accept the alternative hypothesis which says the current parameter value, 0.07, is in fact incorrect (either too high or too low, in this case, likely too high).
1. C. Rectangle
2. F. 160
3. D. Triangular prism
4. H. 30 boxes
5. C. Equilateral Triangle
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I gather that you need to find the area of the sector and then subtract from it the area of the segment to get the area of the triangle (although there are other ways in which to find the area of the triangle).
The area of a sector is:
where our angle is given as 34, pi is 3.1415, and the radius is 5:
and if you multiply and divide that all out you get that the area of the sector is:
A = 7.417
Now subtract from it the area of the segment, 2.209. to get the area of the triangle:
7.417 - 2.209 = 5.208
