We look at the tens place
20 is in the tens place
now look at the Ones place
6 is in the Ones place
If it is 5 or greater we round it to the next ten, if it is 4 or less we keep it the same
6 is greater than 5
The number will be rounded to 430
Answer:
15.3feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the scale model of a train as;
2cm = 3feet
We are to find the height of real train of height 10.2cm, we can write;
10.2cm = x
Divide both expressions
2/10.2 = 3/x
2x = 3×10.2
2x = 30.6
x= 15.3
Hence the height if the real train is 15.3feet
a. Let 
be a random variable representing the weight of a ball bearing selected at random. We're told that 
, so
where 
. This probability is approximately
b. Let 
be a random variable representing the weight of the 
-th ball that is selected, and let 
be the mean of these 4 weights,
The sum of normally distributed random variables is a random variable that also follows a normal distribution,
so that
Then
c. Same as (b).
What you would do is take the denominators and multiply them by each other, then multiply the numerators by that same number. So like 4/10 and 4/9. You would say, (denominators) 10x9=90 and (numerators) 4x9=36. So your first fraction would be 36/90. Next, you would take (denominators) 9x10=90 and (numerators) 4x10=40. So your second fraction would become 40/90. Now it's a lot easier to compare. 36/90 < 40/90 would be the answer to my problem. I hope I helped!
The property used is the Associative property
3 × 70 = 3(70) = 3 (7×10) = (3×7) ×10
The formula is
a × bc = a (bc) = a (b×c) = (a×b) ×c
