What is it called that looks like a skateboard with a broom handle on it that people use to quickly go from place to place that live work in the city??

So the question is comparing 2 different scenarios. It also says that both distribution of weights are approximately equal.  So now all you have to do, is find in how many standard deviations from the mean does the boys weight lie, 9.1 pounds. Then find the z-score for the value 9.1. Then you're going to have the z-score and mean of the whales. Using that, find the value point for a whale that is approximately that z-score.

So :

(9.1 - 7.36)/0.96 = 1.8125

Then use the z score and mean of the whale in the formula :

(1100 - x)/100 = 1.8125

1100 - x = 181.25

1100-181.25=x

I don't know if its right. but hope it helps

Answer:

8.0 mi  

Explanation:

Let's call your triangle ABC as in the diagram. We can use the SAS property of triangles and the Law of Sines.

1. Determine m∠B

m∠ B + 72° = 180°

         m∠B = 108°

2. Determine b

By the Law of Sines,

b/sinB = c/sinC

       b = c(sinB/sinC)

          = 3 × (sin108°/sin17°)

          = 3 × 0.951/0.292

          = 9.76 mi

3. Calculate the area of ∆ABC

Area = ½ bc sinA = ½ × 9.76 × 3sin55° = ½ × 9.76 × 3 × 0.819 = 12.0 mi²

4. Calculate h

Area = ½ × base × height

12.0 mi² = ½ × 3 mi × h

h = 2 × 12.0 mi/3= 8.0 mi  

The altitude of the plane is 8.0 mi.

Answer:8.0miles

Explanation:

Answer:

Yawning, blinking frequently, having difficulty remembering the last few miles, and drifting in and out of your lane. It can lead to anything from a ticket to  an accident.

Micro-sleep, yawning, and blurry vision are some of the signs of drowsy driving that one may experience.

Driving in a sleep deprived condition can actually lead to anything from a ticket to an accident. In drowsy condition, your response time becomes slower, you find it difficult to focus on your surroundings and easily start drifting in and out of your lane. Amongst all the signs micro-sleep is the most dangerous one as during this time you simply “blackout” and even if it is for couple of seconds, it can have some serious consequences such as unwanted accidents and injuries to oneself and others.  

Answer:

B. Nothing happens.

Explanation:

Nothing happens  to the enzyme after an enzymatic reaction is complete.