The relative frequency of female mathematics majors will be 0.5142.
<h3>How to find the relative frequency?</h3>
The proportion of the examined subgroup's value to the overall account is known as relative frequency.
A sample of 317 students at a university is surveyed.
The students are classified according to gender (“female” or “male”).
The table is given below.
Then the relative frequency of female mathematics majors will be
⇒ 36 / (36 + 34)
⇒ 36 / 70
⇒ 0.5142
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Answer:
24 and 66degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the equation
cos(8x+18)=sin(−2x+36)
In trigonometry identity, cos theta = sin (90- theta)
The given expression becomes;
sin (90 - (8x+18)) = sin(−2x+36)
sin will cancel out to have;
90 - (8x+18) = (−2x+36)
90-8x-18 = -2x+36
-8x +72 = -2x+36
-8x + 2x = 36 - 72
-6x = -36
x = 36/6
x = 6
Hence the value of x is 6
cos(8x+18) = cos(8(6)+18)
= cos 66
Also
sin(−2x+36)
= sin(−2(6)+36)
= sin(−12+36)
= sin 24
Hence both angles are 24 and 66degrees
The key thing to note is that percentage means that number over 100. Thus 55% can be written as 55/100. This converts to the decimal 0.55. If we then multiply this by 80, we get 44.
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