Answer:
0.8 billion of photos on the site are selfies.
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem can be solved by a simple rule of three.
A study of 120,000 randomly selected photos posted to a social media site determined that 4% were "selfies," photos of oneself. This means that for 1 photo, 0.04 are selfies.
There are 20 billion photos, how many billions of photos on the site are selfies?
1 - 0.04
20 - x


0.8 billion of photos on the site are selfies.
There are three questions related to this problem.
First, the probability of the mail will arrive after 2:30
PM
<span>Find the z-score of 2:30 which is 30 minutes after 2:00.</span>
<span>
z(2:30) = (2:30 – 2:00)/15 = -30/15 = -2</span>
<span>
P(x < 2:30) = P(z<-2) = 0.0228</span>
<span>
</span>
Second, the probability of the mail will arrive at 1:36
PM
<span>Find the z-score of 1:36 which is 24 minutes before 2:00.</span>
<span>
z(1:36) = (1:36 – 2:00)/15 = -24/15 = -1.6</span>
<span>
P(x < 1:36) = P(z<-1.6) = 0.0548</span>
Lastly, the probability of the mail will arrive between 1:48
PM and 2:09 PM
Find the z-score of 1:46 and 2:09 PM which will result to
a z value of 0.034599
<span>P(1:48 < x < 2:09) = P(z<0.034599) = 0.5138</span>
Answer:
1 × 10² J
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data

2 oz × (1 kg/35.274 oz) = 0.06 kg
The work exerted by the player is equal to the kinetic energy (K) adquired by the ball.
K = 1/2 × m × v²
K = 1/2 × 0.06 kg × (57.7 m/s)²
K = 1 × 10² J