It will be $117...i dont really understand how u wrote it but i added all the numbera and got that amount
Answer:
168.7602 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
One way to solve this problem is by using an equation that describes the listening radius of the station, and another for the road, then the points where this two-equation intersect each other will represent when the driver starts and stops listening to the station, and the distance between the points is the miles that the driver will receive the signal.
The equation for the listening radius (the radio station is at (0,0)):

The equation for the road that past through the points (-120,0) and (80,100) (Collinsville and Harmony respectively):


Substitutes the value of y in the equation of the circle:

The formula to solve second-degree equations:

Using the values in x to find the values in y:


The distance between the points (51.4718,85.7359) and (-99.4718,10.2641) :

To solve this question, you just need to count all the probability of the options.
The probability that a pitch not over the plate is a strike is zero. So, P(A | D) = 0.
True. It is 0/0+20= 0
The probability that a pitch not over the plate is a ball is 1. So, P(B | D) = 1.
True, it is 20/20+0= 1
The probability that a pitch over the plate is a strike is 10:15. So, ...
Incomplete but it sounds to be true. It should be 10/10+5= 10/15 = 2/3
The probability that a pitch over the plate is a ball is 5:10. So, P(B | C) = 0.5.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
If you want to figure out all you have to do is divide 465 by 16.5.
The only equation that shows that is the first one. In equations you need to get the X by itself so you'll have to divide to do that.
It's same if you say something like "You have 4 apples but need to divide them in 2 groups."
The number of apples in bag 12 is 96.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given that, there are 12 bags of apples on a market stall.
The mean number of apples in each bag is 8.
We have to calculate the number of apples in the 12 bag.
The mean of "n" observations is given as
mean on n observations = sum of observations/ n
here in the problem
8 = sum of observations/12
total number of apples = 8*12 = 96
Hence, there are 96 apples in 12 bags.