Answer:
s = 21.33*π in
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- The complete data is given in the figure (attached):
Solution:
- The bugs lands on the end of the wiper blade furthest to the pivot. The arc length (s) swept by a wiper in one cycle i.e θ = 120° would be given by:
s = 2*r*θ
- Where, r: The distance between the bug and the pivot = 16 in
θ : Angle swept in radians
- The distance travelled by the bug is s:
s = 2*(16)*( 120 / 180 ) * π
s = 21.33*π in
Answer:
A = $18,326.00
(assuming simple interest)
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming simple interest, the following formula applies:
final amount = (principal amount) x [1 + (annual rate)(time elapsed) ]
or
A = P (1 + rt)
in our case,
P = $7,700
r = 5.75% = 0.0575
t = 24 years
hence,
A = 7700 [ 1 + (0.0575)(24)]
A = 7700 ( 1 + 1.38)
A = 7700 x 2.38
A = $18,326.00
The correct answer is the choice that you have selected, the third choice.
When, we are looking at the residuals for a regression line, we always want to see the points balance like in the third choice. This means that the equation that we found is right in the middle of the points.
In statistics, the amount of degrees of freedom is
the quantity of values in the final computation of a statistic that are free to
differ. In this case, you can get the answer by adding the number of bags
and subtracting 1.
So in computation, this would look like: 3 + 2 + 1 + 2 - 1 =
7
Therefore, 7 is the degrees of freedom.
Answer: Option A and Option C.
Step-by-step explanation:
For this exercise it is important to know the definition of "Vertical Angles".
When two lines intersect or cross, there are a pair of angles that share the same vertex and they are opposite each other. This pair of angles are known as "Vertical angles".
By definition, Vertical angles are congruent, which means that the have the equal measure.
In this case, you can observe in the picture provided in the exercise that the line TI and the line WN intersect each other at the point S.
You can identify that the pair of angles that are opposite to each other and share the same vertex are the shown below:
and 
and 