In △MNO, m = 20, n = 14, and m∠M = 51°. How many distinct triangles can be formed given these measurements?

There are no triangles possible.
There is only one distinct triangle possible, with m∠N ≈ 33°.
There is only one distinct triangle possible, with m∠N ≈ 147°.
There are two distinct triangles possible, with m∠N ≈ 33° or m∠N ≈ 147°.

Given: prst square pmkd is a square pr = a, pd = a find the area of pmct.

Data on oxide thickness of semiconductors are as follows: 426 432 418 418 421 436 418 408 431 435 423 426 411 434 435 432 411 426 407 439 422 426 412 416 consider this data as a sample of the population. (a) calculate a point estimate of the mean oxide thickness for all wafers in the population. (round your answer to 3 decimal places.) (b) calculate a point estimate of the standard deviation of oxide thickness for all wafers in the population. (round your answer to 2 decimal places.) (c) calculate the standard error of the point estimate from part (a). (round your answer to 2 decimal places.) (d) calculate a point estimate of the median oxide thickness for all wafers in the population. (express your answer to 1 decimal places.) (e) calculate a point estimate of the proportion of wafers in the population that have oxide thickness greater than 430 angstrom. (round your answer to 4 decimal places.)

Abc manufacturing has a policy that it will reject a shipment of parts from its supplier if inspectors find any defective parts in a random sample of 6 parts from the shipment. the supplier has been in business many years and has a long-term defective rate for parts of 6.2% what is the probability that a shipment will be rejected after a given sample of parts is checked?