Mathematical Analysis

2 and 3/4 is closer to 3

It depends on the 3-d shape.

For some shapes, such as pyramids, prisms, parallelepipeds, regular polyhedra, spheres, and ellipsoids there are relatively straightforward formulae. For other 3-d shapes they are not.

In some cases, you can divide up a shape into smaller shapes, each of which falls into one the above category and calculate their volumes.

If the 3-d shape is not soluble in water, you could partly fill a measuring cylinder with water, submerge the shape in it and measure the levels of water in the measuring cylinder before and after introducing the shape. The increase in the apparent volume of water is the volume of the 3-d shape. If the substance of the shape is soluble in water but not some other liquid you could use that liquid.

If you know that the 3-d shape is solid (not hollow), and you know its density, you could measure its mass and then Volume = Mass/Density

oscillation? more info needed! could be a lot of things

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None. They are two different types of measurements!!!

In my class we have notations that means if we have three we get a note four we get a short from.example HW meaning homework missing

In short, yes, it is possible, but much, much more difficult. Laplace transforms turn systems of integro-differential equations into algebraic equations, and give an immediate expression for the frequency response which is very heavily used in design.

There are 128 ounces in a gallon. 128 x 1.5 = 192

It can be. 264 is the GCF of 264 and 528.

For complex events, it is possible to calculate the probability of events, but often extremely difficult. In the given example, for an "average" person (that would need some definition to start with) you would need to know the probability of them scoring a basket without the blindfold - this can be found by observing a number of "average" people attempting a number of baskets and seeing how many are successful (the greater the number of observations, the better the accuracy of the [estimation of the] probability. Also, the effect of blindfolding them needs to be found - this is not so easy, but some measure could possibly be made - and then combining this effect and the probability found some estimation of the probability of the required event can be calculated.

Someone has analysed tennis scoring and given the probability of one of the players winning a point (which can be estimated fairly accurately through past observation) has calculated the probability of them winning the match; however, each match (and even a game within a match) can be affected by further factors (eg one player suffering a small injury) which modify the probability of winning a point, but a calculated probability can still be made.

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If there is an integer by which 1099 can be divided that will result in a multiple of 1096, it would have to be 1/1096, resulting in 1204504. I think this is the only one that completely fills the requirements. Dividing 1099 by something that gets you a multiple of 1096 requires dividing by the reciprocal of the factor.

If one occurrence is true, probability is 100%.

1375 is 275 percent of 500.

678 x 45 = 30510.

Under todays rules (which had nothing to do with the Romans because they were introduced during the Middle Ages) governing the Roman numeral system we would convert the equivalent of 14, 18 and 19 into Roman numerals as XIV, XVIII and XIX respectively which are a mishmash of numerals that are incapable of being added together in some sort of a logical pattern.

Yet there is evidence to suggest that the Romans themselves in the past would have probably used either of the following formats to add together these numbers:-

IXV+IIXX = XXXII (15-1)+(20-2) = (32)

XXXII+IXX = XXXXXI = LI (32)+(20-1) = (51)

Alternatively:-

XIIII+XVIII = XXXII (14)+(18) = (32)

XXXII+XVIIII = XXXXXI = LI (32)+(19) = (51)

Remember: 5*I=V, 2*V=X, 5*X=L

Roman numerals: L=50, X=10, V=5 and I=1

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 30, 36, 45, 60, 90, 180

A hexagon has six sides, a pentagon five.

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because its really low in the rective series and is hard to tarnish.

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The answer is 35.