<span>1. To
solve this problem you must apply the formula for calcúlate the area of a
trapezoid, which is shown below:
A=(B+b)h/2
A is the area of the trapezoid (A=24).
B is the larger base </span>of the trapezoid <span>(B=5).
b is the smaller base </span>of the trapezoid<span> (b=5).
h is the height </span><span>of the trapezoid.
2. You must clear "h" from the formula:
</span><span>
A=(B+b)h/2
</span> 2A=<span>(B+b)h
</span> h=2A/<span>(B+b)
</span><span>
3. When you susbtitute the values into </span> h=2A/(B+b), you obtain:
h=2A/<span>(B+b)
</span><span> h=2(24)/(5+3)
h=48/8
h=6
</span>
Do you have a picture of the figure?
Step-by-step explanation:
27.7%
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call:
n: the number of adults interviewed
t: number of adults who watch tennis
d: number of adults who practice some sport
x: number of adults who watch tennis and do not practice a sport
The probability that a randomly chosen adult watches tennis and does not play any sports is calculated as follows:
- We calculate the probability that a selected adult will see tennis.
P(t) = 92/140 = 0.657
- We calculate the probability that an adult plays a sport:
P(d) = 81/140 = 0.5786
- We calculate the probability that an adult will see tennis and play some sport (See diagram attached)
P (t ∩ d) = 0.657 (0.5786) = 0.3802
Finally the probability that an adult who sees tennis does not play any sport is:
P(x) = P(t) - P(t ∩ d) = 0.657 - 0.3802
P(x) = 0.277
Well, there are
amounts of white flower and 6 cups of wheat flower.
So the total flower is
Given that
is the total, the equation you would use is:
The constraints are as follows:
y can only be
6
And if y=0, x would have to be -6 (which is impossible)
Answer:
The three E's of nutrition are; Eat, Exercise and Eliminate. While PDIs are set of measures that are used to evaluate the quality of pediatric healthcare.
Step-by-step explanation:
The three E's of nutrition are basically the important categories relating to the essential nutrition for human beings.
The Pediatric Quality Indicators (PDIs) are a set of measures that can be used to evaluate the quality of pediatric healthcare. It helps to evaluate preventive care for children.
The PDIs fit into the three E's by ensuring that a child eats well, a balanced diet. This ensure complete development of every part of the child. Furthermore, exercise gives strength to the muscles of the child's body. Walking is a form of mild exercise for a child which assist in the muscle repair and growth. Then the elimination of unneccessary class of food (majorly fatty foods) for a child is important. This would put the weight of the child in a check.
