Answer:
The histograms are missing, but ill try to answer it nonetheless.
Here we have that the standard deviation is bigger than the mean, this means that we will not see one of the ends (the smaller one) of our bell.
And we have a normal distribution, so we have a gaussian bell.
We will have that the peak of our bell is at the value x = 1.1
The histogram will start with a kinda high value at x = 0, it will get to the maximum at x = 1.1 and it will decrease as a normal bell, and knowing that the distance between the mean value and the point where the bell almost is almost zero, is equal to 3 standard deviations, we can expect to see this at x = 1.1 + 3*1.5 = 1.1 + 4.5 = 5.6
Note that x is measured in radians.
The percent difference or error between sin(x) and tan(x) is calculated as

We want this percent difference to be less than 10.4%.
Because tan(x) > sin(x) for small values of x, define

From the calculator, obtain
sec⁻¹ 1.104 = 0.4375
Answer: x = 0.4375 radians
Answer:
it dont show the pic btw
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: {-1, 1}
Explanation: If you plug in either 1 or -1 into the equation, it will satisfy the equation f(x) = 8.
Answer: 126
Step-by-step explanation:
A=2(wl+hl+hw)