Answer:
A) The theoretical probability of choosing a heart is 1/16 greater than the experimental probability of choosing a hear
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
ai) n(E⋂C) = ∅ = null
n(E⋂G) = 4
aii) see attachment
bi) n(C⋂G) = x = 1
bii) n(G) only = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Let chemistry = C
Economic = E
Government = G
n(E) = 12
n(G) = 8
n(C) = 7
ai) number of pupils for economics and chemistry = 0
number of pupils for economics and government = 4
The set notation for both:
n(E⋂C) = ∅ = null
n(E⋂G) = 4
aii) find attached the Venn diagram
bi) n(C⋂G) = ?
Let number of n(C⋂G) = x
From the Venn diagram
n(C) only = 12-4 = 8
n(G) only = 8-(4+x) = 4-x
n(E) only = 7-x
n(E⋂C⋂G) = 0
n(E⋂C) = 0
n(E⋂G) = 4
Total: 8+ 4-x + 7-x + x + 0+0+4 = 22
23 -x = 22
23-22 = x
x = 1
n(C⋂G) = x = 1
Number of pupils that take both chemistry and government = 1
(bii) government only = n(G) only = 4-x
n(G) only = 4-1 = 3
Number of students that take government only = 3
Answer: The distance between the girls is 362.8 meters.
Step-by-step explanation:
So we have two triangle rectangles that have a cathetus in common, with a length of 160 meters.
The adjacent angle to this cathetus is 40° for Anna, then the opposite cathetus (the distance between Anna and the tower) can be obtained with the relationship:
Tan(A) = opposite cath/adjacent cath.
Tan(40°) = X/160m
Tan(40°)*160m = 134.3 m
Now, we can do the same thing for Veronica, but in this case the angle adjacent to the tower is 55°
So we have:
Tan(55°) = X/160m
Tan(55°)*160m = X = 228.5 m
And we know that the girls are in opposite sides of the tower, so the distance between the girls is equal to the sum of the distance between each girl and the tower, then the distance between the girls is:
Dist = 228.5m + 134.3m = 362.8m
K is equal to 4 because g(x) is a parrallel line to f(x)
