Answer:
No, if fit means that the sides of the book case need to be flush with the wall, which means that the sides of the bookcase are touching the wall and the bookcase fits perfectly in that spot
Step-by-step explanation:
A square room will have corners that meause 90°, so we need to see if any of the vertices of the bookcase measure 90°. All right triangles have a 90° in them, so we can use Pythagorean Theorem to solve this.
Pythagorean Theorem is a² + b² = c², where a and b are the legs, and c is the hypotenuse. Since the hypotenuse is always the longest side, for our bookshelf, 10 and 12 are the legs, and 18 would be the hypotenuse if it is a right triangle. Plug the values in to see if the equation is true or false
10² + 12² = 18²
100 + 144 = 324
244 ≠ 324 so the bookcase does not form a right angle, and won't fit in the corner of the room
Step-by-step explanation:
The x's will simply cancel each other out and you will be left with a 6
hope it makes sense
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Solution:
<u>Note that:</u>
- Area of trapezoid = Area of triangle + Area of square = 575 m²
- Area of triangle = 32.5 m²
- Area of square = s²
<u>Finding the area of the square:</u>
- 32.5 + Area of square = 575 m²
- => Area of square = 575 - 32.5
- => Area of square = 542.5
- => s² = 542.5
- => s = √542.5 ≈ 23.29
The length of the square is 23.29 meters.
Answer:
18$ per adult, 15 per clild
Step-by-step explanation:
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The question given is incomplete, I googled and got the complete question as below:
You are a waterman daily plying the waters of Chesapeake Bay for blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus), the best-tasting crustacean in the world. Crab populations and commercial catch rates are highly variable, but the fishery is under constant pressure from over-fishing, habitat destruction, and pollution. These days, you tend to pull crab pots containing an average of 2.4 crabs per pot. Given that you are economically challenged as most commercial fishermen are, and have an expensive boat to pay off, you’re always interested in projecting your income for the day. At the end of one day, you calculate that you’ll need 7 legal-sized crabs in your last pot in order to break even for the day. Use these data to address the following questions. Show your work.
a. What is the probability that your last pot will have the necessary 7 crabs?
b. What is the probability that your last pot will be empty?
Answer:
a. Probability = 0.0083
b. Probability = 0.0907
Step-by-step explanation:
This is Poisson distribution with parameter λ=2.4
a)
The probability that your last pot will have the necessary 7 crabs is calculated below:
P(X=7)= {e-2.4*2.47/7!} = 0.0083
b)
The probability that your last pot will be empty is calculated as:
P(X=0)= {e-2.4*2.40/0!} = 0.0907
