How are rigid transformations used to justify the SAS congruence theorem?
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Answer:
The value that is greater than 45% of the data values is approximately 137.84.
Step-by-step explanation:
The key is transforming values from this distribution to a z-score range and finding the corresponding value using a z-score table.
We are looking for a value x which attains a critical z-score that corresponds to the (100-45)%=55-th percentile:
The critical z value (from z-score table, online) is: -0.12, so:
The value that is greater than 45% of the data values is approximately 137.84.
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A circle can intersect a parabola in
1. One point [ when circle just touches the parabola]
2. Two points [ When circle cuts the parabola in two distinct points. ]
3. Three points [Circle just touches at one point and cuts the parabola in two distinct points]
4. Four points [ Either parabola or circle meeting each other or crossing at four distinct points]
