No. The inequality is false.
In the given point (9,6) the second number is the Y value.
So if you replace Y with the given Y value of 6, the inequality is now 6 > 6 which is false since, 6 is = 6.
Answer:
0.29125 or 29.125%
Step-by-step explanation:
For the five fair coins, the probability of coming up head when flipped is 0.5, so for two flips: 0.5*0.5 = 0.25, for each of these coins. So, the probability to take on of them is 5/8, and the probability of coming up with head: (5/8)*0.25 = 0.15625.
For the unfair coins, the probability of coming up with heads is 0.6, so for two flips: 0.6*0.6 = 0.36 for each unfair coins. The probability to chose one of them is 3/8, and the probability of coming up with head: (3/8)*0.36 = 0.135.
These probabilities are dependent, so to have the total probability we must sum them:
P = 0.15625 + 0.135
P = 0.29125 or
P = 0.29125 x 100% = 29.125%
3/12 of the mug is not blue or red
Triangles CPA and CPB are both right triangles. They share a leg, so that leg in one triangle is congruent to that leg in the other triangle. We are given that PA is congruent to PB by the hash marks on the diagram. Thus two legs and an included angle are congruent between the triangles.
... ∆CPA ≅ ∆CPB by the SAS postulate
Then side CA ≅ CB = 15 in, because corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent (CPCTC).
... CA is 15 in.
7(x + 2) = 6(x + 5)
7x + 14 = 6x + 30 |subtract 14 from both sides
7x = 6x + 16 |subtract 6x from both sides
x = 16
