Find the volume of the cone.
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Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time
one car is going at 55kph, at say hmmm "t" time
the second car zooms by at 75kph, an hour later, thus " t + 1 "
notice, overtaking the 1st car, simply means, the second car comes from behind approaches the first car from behind and "gets there", at that very second, both cars have travelled a distance, say "d"
if the first car travelled "d" kilometers
for the second car to "get there" has to had travelled "d" distance as well
solve for "t"
one car is going at 55kph, at say hmmm "t" time
the second car zooms by at 75kph, an hour later, thus " t + 1 "
notice, overtaking the 1st car, simply means, the second car comes from behind approaches the first car from behind and "gets there", at that very second, both cars have travelled a distance, say "d"
if the first car travelled "d" kilometers
for the second car to "get there" has to had travelled "d" distance as well
solve for "t"
Answer:
- If the sum is 6, a small cone will be ordered.
- If the sum is 8 or 9, a medium cone will be ordered.
- If the sum is 11, a large cone will be ordered.
Step-by-step explanation:
The table below shows the possible outcomes from drawing two balls. We see the relative frequencies to be ...
6: 4
8: 2
9: 2
11: 4
To make a fair decision, we want the relative frequencies of the decision possibilities to be the same. If we combine sums 8 and 9 to one category (medium cone, for example), then 6, (8 or 9), and 11 will all have the same relative frequency: 4.
The appropriate "fair decision" choice is ...
6: small cone
8 or 9: medium cone
11: large cone
