Description I've already provided the average temperature of each month. You will need to graph the points then determine the aspects of the sine or cosine function.Then determine what the function would be for sine and cosine.You can view the file to see further instruction of what to do. Part D is optional I can do it but if you want to you can. I only want to spend up to $10 on this.
Description Activity 1: Angles With a partner work through the lesson on angles in the Module 6 Instructions. Watch videos, discuss what you know about angles. Then find examples of different types of angles around your space. Using a protractor measure the angles, draw a picture of each, name it, and state how many degrees it is. Activity 2: Congruence With a partner work through the lesson on congruence in the Module 5 Instructions. Watch videos, discuss what you know about congruence and where you have seen it before. Using art materials, make a picture that demonstrates congruence. It should be at least 8 X10 inches. Activity 3: Similarity With a partner work through the lesson on congruence in the Module 5 Instructions. Watch videos, discuss what you know about congruence and where you have seen it before. Go for a walk and find examples of similarity. Use your phone to take pictures to share with the class. Activity 4: Perimeter, Volume, Area In the last class you learned about perimeter, volume, and area. Review these concepts with a partner in the Module 5 Instructions. You will need to understand how to find these measurements for the project assignment. Project Assignment: The rides are always a major attraction at the fair. However, they take up lots of space and we have to be concerned not only with how much ground space they take up but also with space into the air. Determine how much space you will need for rides. This will include the whole space they require, length, width, and height. We don’t want any rides hitting one another or any overhead wires. You can use the plan you devised in the Task. Here are step-by-step instructions to complete this task. Decide on three different rides for the fair. (roller coaster, merry-go-round, ferris wheel, swings, the Zipper, etc.) Check out some sites on the Internet like Dreamland Amusements at http://www.dreamlandamusements.com/rent-equipment-party-carnival-rides-fundraiser-new-york.php for ride ideas. Find our the dimensions of each ride you select. This includes length, width, height. Calculate how much space each ride will take up. This is the total volume of the ride space AND the ground area. Place the rides on your graph of the fair. Do they fit? Do you have enough space? Could you add more rides? Remember, rides attract people to the fair. Decide on what other rides you want to add. Do you have rides for all ages?
Description Hello, I would kindly need assistance in solving the attached two word problems. Attached is a document containing the word problems. Please be sure to show all work and each step of how you reached to the solution.
Description Decide whether the following statement makes sense or does not make sense. Explain your reasoning. The nurse gave a 100-kilogram man twice as large a dose as a 50-kilogram woman. Choose the correct answer below. A.This statement makes sense because medicine dosages often require calculations based on a recommended concentration per kilogram of body weight. B.This statement does not make sense because the recommended concentration of a medicine dose is based on the person's medical condition, not their body weight. C.This statement makes sense because medicine dosages are often given based on a person's medical condition, and in this case the man was far more sick than the woman. D.This statement does not make sense because medicine dosages are often calculated from a recommended concentration per kilogram of body weight, therefore the man should have received half the dose of the woman.
Description Choose your topic for your Signature Assignment from the list provided. Answer the following questions and submit: What topic did you choose? Why does it interest you? What did you hope to discover in your analysis? Challenge options: Collect your own sample data. Please communicate with your instructor if you would like to collect sample data. Create your own topic and guiding questino. Please communicate with your instructor if you would like to make your own topic/guiding questions. Length 260 to 350 words Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment. After submitting your topic, your faculty member will send you the data for that topic by Week 3 Day 2.
Description In a survey of 1000 adults aged 18 and older, the following question was posed: "Are other travelers' online reviews trustworthy?" The participants were asked to answer "yes," "no," or "not sure." The survey revealed that 370 answered "no" or "not sure." It also showed that the number of those who answered "yes" exceeded the number of those who answered "no" by 340. What percentage of respondents answered "yes," "no," and "not sure"?
Description If the calculated chi-square statistic is 15.3, which of the statements below is true given the following: Critical value for the 0.05 significance level is 12.59 Critical value for the 0.01 significance level is 16.81 A The null hypothesis can be rejected at the chi-square critical value of 12.59 at the 0.05 level of significance, but not at the 0.01 level B The null hypothesis can be rejected at both the .05 and .01 levels of significance C The null hypothesis cannot be rejected because 15.3 is larger than the 0.05 critical value of 12.59 D The null hypothesis can only be accepted at any critical chi-square critical level
Description i attached everything that i think of is required for the assignments but the tutor can contact me any time if they want any additional material
Description Pam needed to give her gardener the approximate square footage of her backyard. With each step being about 2 feet, Pam steps it off and counts 20 steps long and 40 steps wide. About how many square feet is the backyard? A. 120 square feet B. 800 square feet C. 400 square feet D. 200 square feet 2. 20 Points A wall is 300 square feet. A gallon of paint covers 110 square feet. What is an appropriate conversion factor to help determine how many gallons of paint will be needed to paint the wall? A. 500 square feet/110 square feet B. 1 gallon/110 square feet C. 500 square feet/1 gallon D. 500 square feet/300 square feet 3. Dana is attaching a shelf to a wall and needs the shelf to be parallel to the floor. How many degrees should the shelf be relative to the floor? A. 0 degrees B. 90 degrees C. 180 degrees D. 45 degrees 4. Mo is on a baseball team and hears that a ball thrown at a 45-degree angle from the ground will travel the furthest distance. How should Mo release the ball for the furthest travel distance? A. About halfway between straight ahead and straight up B. Just slightly up from straight ahead C. Straight ahead D. Almost straight up 5. A circular garden has a diameter of 10 feet. Approximately how much edging trim is needed to surround the garden by placing the trim all along the garden's circumference? A. 31 feet B. 23 feet C. 10 feet D. 15 feet 6. A house is on a 60,000-squarefoot lot. Rounded to the nearest tenth, approximately how many acres are in the lot? Note: There are 43,560 square feet in an acre. A. 1.4 acres B. 1.0 acres C. 1.3 acres D. 1.7 acres 7. A self-storage center has many storage rooms that are 6 feet wide, 10 feet deep, and 12 feet high. What is the volume of the room? A. 720 cubic feet B. 192 cubic feet C. 600 cubic feet D. 120 cubic feet 8. A new company president is said to have caused the company "to do a 180." Before the new president, the company was losing $10,000 per month. What is the company most likely doing under the new president? A. Earning a $10,000 profit per month B. Losing $5,000 per month C. Breaking even D. Earning a $20,000 profit per month 9. A box is 36 inches long,18 inches wide, and 6 inches deep. How many cubic feet are in the box? A. 4.5 cubic feet B. 2.25 cubic feet C. 3 cubic feet D. 5 cubic feet 10. Nik needs to estimate how many books will fit in a bin. Each book is 0.75 feet tall, 0.75 feet wide, and 0.25 feet thick. The bin is 4 feet wide, 4 feet tall, and 4 feet deep. Based on volume only, about how many books will fit in the bin? A. 37 books B. 175 books C. 85 books D. 455 books
Description Use the Fundamental Counting Principle, combinations, and permutations to answer the following questions. You must provide detailed calculations on how the answer was reached. I have the answer key so please don't bother if you aren't competent in these areas of math. Incorrect answers will not be paid. Question #1 How many unique types of pizza can you create when allowed to choose two of seven types of meats, two of eight types of vegetables, one of two types of sauces, and one of three types of crusts? Question #2 A bowl of candy contains many pieces of candy but only six different types of candy. How many ways can three pieces of candy be removed from the bowl? Assume you can remove one or more pieces of the same type of candy. Question #3 A basketball team has sixteen women on the roster. In how many ways can the coach choose a roster consisting of five different positions?
