I think your teacher may have made a typo. Refer to the diagram below. If we ignore segment ZA for now, we can see a rectangle forms with angle W = angle Y = 90. Also, we can see that WX = 6 is the horizontal base and WZ = 8 is the vertical height.
However, the side opposite WZ (which is XY) should also be 8 cm tall, and not 6 cm. If XY was 6 cm, then point Y would move to where point A is located (and the quadrilateral would be WXAZ instead of WXYZ). This new quadrilateral would not have a 90 degree angle at point Y's new location.
In other words, if we want angle Y to be 90 degrees, then side XY must be 8 units long. I have a feeling this is where the typo is, but your teacher might have been intending to say something else.
Answer:
"Perfect square trinomials" are quadratics which are the results of squaring binomials. (Remember that "trinomial" means "three-term polynomial".)
For instance:
(x + 3)2
= (x + 3)(x + 3)
= x2 + 6x + 9
...so x2 + 6x + 9 is a perfect square trinomial.
The money multiplier is 1/ 0.12
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
P(X<1200) is 0.8212
Step-by-step explanation:
Test statistic (z) = (X - mean)/sd
X is score of a tester = 1200
mean = 1497
sd = 322
z = (1200 - 1497)/322 = -297/322 = -0.92
The cumulative area of the test statistic is the probability that X<1200. The cumulative area is 0.8212.
Therefore, P(X<1200) = 0.8212