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If Matthew wants to complete packages at an average rate of at least 39 packages per hour.
And they worked 4 hrs only due to picnic, yesterday, it means they have to make
packages.
But they made only 112 packages means they are short of
packages.
Suppose they are working today t hrs, and his department will complete 43 packages per hour today.
It means they are going to make 43 t packages today.
This 43 t packages includes those 44 too , which they are short of yesterday due to picnic.
So, average will be
(39 average given in question)
Cross multiplying

Adding 44 in both sides


Subtracting 39 t in both sides


Dividing 4 in both sides
t = 11 hrs
Hence they have to woth 11 hrs today : Answer
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Answer:
The height of the triangle is 5.2 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
An <u>equiangular triangle</u> is a triangle where all three interior angles are equal in measure
Remember that an equilateral triangle has three equal sides and three equal interior angles
so
An equiangular triangle Is the same that an equilateral triangle. The measure of its interior angles is equal to 60 degrees
Let
h ----> the height of triangle
b ---> the length side of the triangle
Applying Pythagoras Theorem

we have

substitute





see the attached figure to better understand the problem
The dot plot or histogram will be skewed.
The mean is pulled up or down toward the tail.
The mean is affected more than the median.
Sample Response: When there is an outlier in the data set, the dot plot or histogram will be skewed. In a skewed representation, the mean is pulled up or down toward the tail of the data. Therefore, skewed data affects the mean more than the median.
For the last part, you have to find where
attains its maximum over
. We have

so that

with critical points at
such that





So either

or

where
is any integer. We get 8 solutions over the given interval with
from the first set of solutions,
from the set of solutions where
, and
from the set of solutions where
. They are approximately





