I think it's B but I'm not 100% sure
Answer:
no
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the converse of Pythagoras' identity.
If the square of the longest side is equal to the sum of the squares of the other 2 sides then the triangle is right.
longest side = 30 , then 30² = 900
20² + 23² = 400 + 529 = 929 ≠ 900
Then the triangle is not right.
Step-by-step explanation:
Numer of events divided by total number of events.
number of events = two ( since T is only 2)
total number of events = 12 ( count all of them)
so the probability is = 2/12 which is = 1/6.
Hope this helps.
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Answer: option D is the correct answer
Step-by-step explanation:
The shaded portion of the circle is the smaller sector whose radius is the same as the radius of the circle which is given as 4 units. The sector is always bounded by two radii with a common point which is the center of the circle and forming an angle at that point. The given sector forms an angle of 45 degrees.
Area of a sector is expressed as
#/360 × π × r^2 and # is in degrees
Therefore, area of the shaded portion or sector = 45/360 × π × 4^2
= 45/360 × 16π
= 45/360 (16π)
Assume that the number of adult tickets is a and the number of child tickets is c.
We are given that the adult ticket is sold for 20$, the child ticket is sold for 10$ and that the total is $15,000. This means that:
20a + 10c = 15,000 ..........> equation I
We are also given that number of child tickets is 3 times that of adult's. This means that:
c = 3a .........> equation II
Substitute with equation II in equation I to get a as follows:
20a + 10c = 15,000
20a + 10(3a) = 15,000
20a + 30a = 15,000
50a = 15,000
a = 300 tickets
Substitute with the value of a in equation II to get c as follows:
c = 3a
c = 3(300)
c = 900 tickets
Based on the above calculations,
number of child tickets = 900 ticket
number of adult tickets = 300 ticket
