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Step-by-step explanation:
The question is incomplete, and it needs additional information before it can be answered.
However, a possible question could be that we generate an equation that has 3 variables and equals 180.
A possible question is:
<em>The sum of three consecutive numbers is 180. What is the highest number?</em>
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<em>And the solution is as follows:</em>
Let the three numbers (in order of smallest to greatest) be x, y and z
So, the sum is:
Since the numbers are consecutive, then the following relationship exist:
Substitute x + 1 for y and x + 2 for z in
Collect Like Terms
Solve for x
The value of the highest being is:
<em>You can generate as many equation as possible</em>
4x + 12
2x - 5
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6x+7
does this help at all?
8-13= -5 //hope this helped :)
Answer:
We know that x = 10. But, we don't know what f is. In order to find f, we would divide. To divide we would use this formula: 8 ÷ 10. This equals 0.8 or 8 tenths. Now, we know what our <em>f</em> value is. It's 0.8! To double check, use a calculator and type in: 10*0.8 and see if the answer is 8. (Please mark brainliest! :D)
Question:
A sample of cans of peaches was taken from a warehouse, and the content of each can mearsed for weight. the sample means was 486g with stand deviation 6g. state the weight percentage of cans with weight:
Draw normal curve to help - split into 8 section ( i can't draw it here)
a) 34.13% of cans will be between 480g and 486g.
b) 13.59 + 2.15 + 0.13= 15.87% of cans greater than 492g.
Look at the Stand Dev Graph where the give you the number
Step-by-step explanation:
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