5 holes have been punched into a 12 cm by 12 cm square piece of paper. The area of remaining paper will be 27.714 cm².
Firstly, we will calculate the area of the square of paper in which the holes are punched.
Side of square = 12 cm
Area of square = side²
= (12) ²
= 144 cm²
Now, we will calculate the area of the bigger punch holes
Radius of big punch hole = 3 cm
Area of 1 big punch = π (radius) ²
= 22/7 × (3)²
22 / 7 × 9
= 198 / 7 cm²
Area of 4 punches = 4 × 198/7
= 792/7 cm²
Now, we will calculate the area of smaller punch whose radius is 1cm
Area = 22/7 × 1²
= 22/7 cm²
Now, we will calculate the total area covered by circles
Total area covered by circles = area of small punch + area of 4 big punch
= 22/7 + 792/7
= 814 /7 cm²
Remaining area = area of square - area of circles
= 144 - 814/7
= (1008 - 814) / 7
= 194 / 7
= 27.714 cm²
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A top travels 8 centimeters each time it is spun. if it is spun 7 times what distance does it travel?
If a top travels 8 centimeters each time it is spun and it is spun 7 times, the total distance it travels is 56 centimeters.
How the total distance is determined:The total distance is determined by multiplication of the distance traveled per spin and the number of spins.
Multiplication involves the multiplicand, the multiplier, and the product.
The traveling distance per spun = 8 centimeters
The number of spinning of the top = 7 times
The total distance = 56 centimeters (8 x 7)
Thus, using multiplication, the total distance the top travels after the 7th spin is 56 centimeters.
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Teena uses 1/4 cup of oil for a cake. How many cakes can she make if she has 6 cups of oil?
Answer:
24 cakes.
Step-by-step explanation:
6 cups of oil divided by 1/4 cup oil per cake = 24 cakes
6/(1/4) = 24
or 6/(0.25) = 24
She can make 24 cakes with 6 cups of oil.
Instructions: Find the missing probability.
P(B)=1/2P(A|B)=11/25P(AandB)=
Please help. Is the answer even there?
The critical values t₀ for a two-sample t-test is ± 2.0.6
To find the critical values t₀ for a two-sample t-test to test the claim that the population means are equal (i.e., µ₁ = µ₂), we need to use the following formula:
t₀ = ± t_(α/2, df)
where t_(α/2, df) is the critical t-value with α/2 area in the right tail and df degrees of freedom.
The degrees of freedom are calculated as:
df = (s₁²/n₁ + s₂²/n₂)² / [(s₁²/n₁)²/(n₁-1) + (s₂²/n₂)²/(n₂-1)]
n₁ = 14, n₂ = 12, X₁ = 6,X₂ = 7, s₁ = 2.5 and s₂ = 2.8
α = 0.05 (two-tailed)
First, we need to calculate the degrees of freedom:
df = (s₁²/n₁ + s₂²/n₂)² / [(s₁²/n₁)²/(n₁-1) + (s₂²/n₂)²/(n₂-1)]
= (2.5²/14 + 2.8²/12)² / [(2.5²/14)²/13 + (2.8²/12)²/11]
= 24.27
Since this is a two-tailed test with α = 0.05, we need to find the t-value with an area of 0.025 in each tail and df = 24.27.
From a t-distribution table, we find:
t_(0.025, 24.27) = 2.0639 (rounded to four decimal places)
Finally, we can calculate the critical values t₀:
t₀ = ± t_(α/2, df) = ± 2.0639
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