Answer:
B: the accuracy rate of most people is barely above the 50% guessing level
Step-by-step explanation:
Bond and DePaul carried out a research and analysis on the accuracy of deception judgments in 2016.
This research involved synthesizing of results gotten from 206 research documents as well as a total of 24483 judges.
In this research and analysis, there were a couple of discoveries when people tried to discriminate lies from the truth and these discoveries include; average percentage of correct lie-truth judgments, percentage of those who correctly classified lies as deception and also percentage of those who classified truths as non-deceptive e.t.c. In conclusion, part of their discoveries was that the accuracy rate of most people is barely above the 50% guessing level.
This corresponds to option B.
Answer:
1.15
Step-by-step explanation:
3c + 5t = 39....multiply by -3
9c + 7t = 63
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-9c - 15t = - 117 (result of multiplying by -3)
9c + 7t = 63
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- 8t = - 54
t = -54/-8
t = 6.75 <=== tables are 6.75
3c + 5t = 39
3c + 5(6.75) = 39
3c + 33.75 = 39
3c = 39 - 33.75
3c = 5.25
c = 5.25/3
c = 1.75 <=== 1.75 per chair
<u>solution</u>
W=f×d×cos theta
=25N×16m×cos 45°
=400Nm×cos 45°
=282.84J
W=f×d×cos theta
=25N×7m×cos 10°
=175Nm×cos10°
=172.34J
Total workdone=282.84J+172.34J=455.18J