Answer:151500
Step-by-step explanation:the is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
In a standard deck of 52 cards, there are 2 red aces, 2 red Queens, and 13 spades. That leaves 35 cards for everything else.
For the game to be fair, the cost must equal the expected value. The expected value is the sum of each outcome times its probability.
C = (12) (13/52) + (20) (2/52) + (38) (2/52) + (0) (35/52)
C = 68/13
C ≈ 5.2308
Answer:
should be A
Step-by-step explanation:
Translated left by 7
Answer: 57.6m
Step-by-step explanation:
That's a lot of words that questions usually use to try to trip us up but not this time so lets pull all relevant information
199.2m= top of off shore oil rig
-9.6 m is the base of the rig
observation deck is 1/6 of the total height
helly pad is 22.8m above the observation deck
First lets try to find the total height of the rig. We can do this by adding the absolute value of the top and base of the oil rig. So 199.2 + 9.6 = 208.8m
So the total height is 208.8m now lets find the observation deck. We know the observaition is 1/6 of the total height which is 208.8m right so lets multiply. 1/6*208.8m= 34.8m
Now we know the observation deck is 34.8m high. Finally we can find the helly pad which is 22.8 m above the observation deck.
Since the observation deck is 34.8m and the helly pad is 22.8 above observation deck (34.8m) all we have to do is add so 22.8+34.8= 57.6m
So we know the total height is 208.8m
The observation deck is 34.8m
And the helly pad is 57.6m
The <em>correct answer</em> is:
B) precise
Explanation:
Precision can be broken down into two pieces:
<em>Repeatability </em>- The variation observed when the same person measures the same thing repeatedly with the same device.
<em>Reproducibility</em>: The variation observed when different people measure the same thing using the same device.
If two measurements are very close to each other, this gives repeatability. If the measurements were made by different people, this gives reproducibility.
<em>Accuracy</em>, however, describes the difference between the measurement and the thing's actual value. This would not involve getting the same result repeatedly; it would be getting the <em>correct</em> value.
