Answer 1 through 6 thank you

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Answer 1

Answer: These questions seems a little bit easy for me, I'm not really sure if it does or not.
(Also, do not forgot to put the degrees)
So the answers are:
1) point w=80, vertically opposite

2) 95+120+85+d=360
D=360-300
Point D= 60

3)65+87+110+G=360
G= 360-262
Point G=98

4) point L=90, the square is super easy

5) point L= 68

6) 90+86+114+V=360
V=360-290
Point V=70
(I put words instead of question mark)

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The slope of a line is 7/10 . One point on the line has coordinates (1, 2). Which ordered pair represents another point on the line?

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y=mx+b
m=slope
b=yintercept
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when you find the area of a polygon how do you know whether to compose or decompose? does it matter ?

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At a store, the probability that a customer buys socks is 0.15. The probabilitythat a customer buys socks given that the customer buys shoes is 0.20.
Which statement is true?
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A. Buying socks and buying shoes are dependent events.
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B. The probability that a customer buys socks and shoes is 0.05.
C. Every customer who buys shoes also buys socks.
D. Buying socks and buying shoes are independent events.

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Answer:

A. Buying socks and buying shoes are dependent events.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that

The probability that a customer buys socks ,P(A)=0.15

The probability that a customer socks given that the customer buys shoes P(A\B)=0.20

The probability that a customer buys shoes,P(B)=1-0.15=0.85

By using formula P(E')=1-P(E)

Where P(E)= Probability of an event that is happened

P(E')=Probability of an event that is not happened

We have to find $P(A\capB)$ for two events

$P(A)\cdot P(B)$

$=0.85* 0.15=0.1275$

We know that conditional probability of an event when given that the probability of an event B is given

$P((A)/(B))=(P(A\cap B))/(P(B))$

$0.20=(P(A\cap B))/(0.85)$

$P(A\cap B)=0.20* 0.85=0.17$

$P(A\cap B)\neq P(A)\cdot P(B)$ .

Therefore, the two events are dependent .Hence, Buying socks and buying shoes are dependent events.

Therefore, option A is true.

How many Minutes and Hours are in 175, 336, and 750?

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I'm assuming its 175, 336 and 750 minutes?

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336 minutes:
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a pencil sits in a pencil holder that is a rectangular prism. the pencil sits on a diagonal inside the box. find the length of the pencil (the rectangle prism measures 8cm height 4cm length and 3cm width) Pythagorean theorem

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= √8² + 4² + 3²

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