Question #1:
Looking to take the family out and looking for a nice and challenging course in good repair that looks nice.
Question #2:
Does anyone know the name of this movie?
It was about an abandoned miniature golf course that had giant "things" as the 18 holes. A giant picnic basket was hole 1 and a giant bowling ball was hole 18. The weird thing is that munchkins lived in the picnic basket and they baked sweet breads for they're "daughter" and a a guy was trying to court her. The antagonist of the movie lived inside the bowling ball and he wanted to kidnap and force the girl to marry him.
Question #3:
This is the last quiz I need to get done!
Q1) A miniature golf course offers a free game to golfers whomake a hole-in-one on the last hole. Last week, 56 out of 270 golfers made ahole-in-one on the last hole. Find the experimental probability that a golfermakes a hole-in-one on the last hole.
Please round your answer to two decimal places.
0.21
0.24
0.25
0.26
Q2) What is the range of the data? 5.88, 5.99, 2.40, 8.78,5.99, 7.10
5.38
6.38
7.38
4.38
Q3) RETAIL DISPLAYS You work in a grocery store and you arestacking apples in the shape of a square pyramid with 5 layers. How many applesare in the stack? There are apples in the stack.
55
45
35
30
Q4) Suppose you randomly choose a number between 1 and 20.What are the odds in favor of choosing a prime number?
2: 5
5: 2
3: 2
2: 3
Q5) Find the range of the numbers below. 39, 42, 57, 64, 46, 39, 54, 50
15
25
35
45
Q6) Determine a rule for the nth term of the sequence. Thenfind a17.
86, 82, 78, 74, 70 ... a17 =?
32
22
12
02
Q7) Use the counting principle to determine the number ofpossible outfits that can be made using 1 of each type of item from thearticles of clothing listed. 13 shirts and 5 pairs of pants
63
2.6
65
59
Q8) The top finishing times (in seconds) for runners in amen's 400 meter dash are listed below. Compare the spread of the data with thatof the finishing times for a 100 meter dash using the range.
A (400 meter dash): 41.3, 41.63, 40.27, 40.15, 40.44, 43.21,45.77, 40.02, 53.53, 47.11
B (100 meter dash): 11.42, 11.78, 11.54, 11.25, 11.05, 11.7,11.88, 11.98, 10.57, 11.31
The range of the 400 meter dash is than the 100 meter dash.
The range of 400 meter dash is lesser than the 100 meterdash.
The range of 100 meter dash is greater than the 400 meterdash.
The range of 400 meter dash is greater than the 100 meterdash.
None of the above.
Q9) Two terms of an arithmetic sequence are a8 = 76 and a28 =296. Find a rule for the nth term.
−12 + 11n
12 + 13n
12 + 11n
−12 + 13n
Q10) You have 8 posters to hang in your room. You want to hangthe posters as a border around the walls of your room. How many ways can youarrange the posters?
40320
5040
720
362880
Question #4:
i would like to open up a miniature golf course in manhattan NY indoor facility
Question #5:
My family is going to Ocean City in Maryland. We have two girls, 11 and 7. We are looking for some family activities to do. My 7 year old is VERY active and has an odd obsession with miniature golf courses. What are the best mini golf courses? My 11 year old tends to like more informational things like museums and things of the like.
Question #6:
I need different takes on this poem, like what so you see in the progression of images, what sound devices do you notice, or different poetic devices like metonymy, apostrophe, allusion etc. Most importantly what metaphor do you see? Just any input on it, like the form it is written in. I need to give a speech about the analysis of this poem... most helpful answer gets 10 points too =)
I saw Jesus at the bowling alley,
slinging nothing but gutter balls.
He said, “You’ve gotta love a hobby
that allows ugly shoes.”
He lit a cigarette and bought me a beer.
So I invited him to dinner.
I knew the Lord couldn’t see my house
in its current condition, so I gave it an out
of season spring cleaning. What to serve
for dinner? Fish— the logical
choice, but after 2000 years, he must grow weary
of everyone’s favorite seafood dishes.
I thought of my Granny’s ham with Coca Cola
glaze, but you can’t serve that to a Jewish
boy. Likewise pizza— all my favorite
toppings involve pork.
In the end, I made us an all- dessert buffet.
We played Scrabble and Uno and Yahtzee
and listened to Bill Monroe.
Jesus has a healthy appetite for sweets,
I’m happy to report. He told strange
stories which I’ve puzzled over for days now.
We’ve got an appointment for golf on Wednesday.
Ordinarily I don’t play, and certainly not in this humidity.
But the Lord says he knows a grand miniature
golf course with fiberglass mermaids and working windmills
and the best homemade ice cream you ever tasted.
Sounds like Heaven to me.
from: Whistling Past the Graveyard. © Pudding House Publications, 2004.
Question #7:
What is the name of the episode when they create an awesome miniature golf course, and is it on iTunes?
Question #8:
Hello if anyone can help me do this by teaching me how to do this that would be great.
thank You
Q1) A miniature golf course offers a free game to golfers who make a hole-in-one on the last hole. Last week, 56 out of 270 golfers made a hole-in-one on the last hole. Find the experimental probability that a golfer makes a hole-in-one on the last hole.
Please round your answer to two decimal places.
1. 0.21
2. 0.24
3. 0.25
4. 0.26
Q2) What is the range of the data? 5.88, 5.99, 2.40, 8.78,5.99, 7.10
1. 5.38
2. 6.38
3. 7.38
4. 4.38
Q3) RETAIL DISPLAYS You work in a grocery store and you are stacking apples in the shape of a square pyramid with 5 layers. How many apples are in the stack? There are apples in the stack.
1. 55
2. 45
3. 35
4. 30
please and thank you
Question #9:
Not including land building or any thing else just having a 18 hole course build. Then how much space do you think it would take.
Question #10:
25 An ice cream store installs on its roof a model of a giant child holding an ice cream cone. If the cone is 8 ft tall with a radius of 3 ft what is the lateral area of the cone to the nearest 10th?
#26 The Corpus Christi Cathedral has a maximum length of 38 meters. What is the maximum volume of the cathedral?
#27 A model pyramid built at a miniature golf course has a square base with sides that measure 3.5 ft and a height of 7 ft. What is the approximate volume of the pyramid?
#28 A business book is 23 cm long by 15 cm wide and has 414 pages. What is the total surface area of the pages inside the book?
#29 Mira hangs a clothesline from one corner of her square backyard to the other. The clothesline is 45 ft long. What are the approximate dimensions of her backyard?
#30 How short must a collapisible fishing pole be to just fit inside a 12-inch by 17-inch briefcase?
#31 The Austin Convention center offers a number of exhibit halls for different events, with largest hall measuring 280 ft by 310 ft. A catpet manufavturer wants to place a carpet with the company name on it from corner of the exhibit hall to the other. About how long must the carpet be?
#31 In order to safely reach a height of 17.5 ft on the side of a building, a ladder reaches the necessary height, about how far away from the wall is the bottom of the latter?
#33 Paula goes for a nature hike using a GPS device instead of following the local trails. She hikes 3.2 kilometers north and then 4.8 kilometers west. About how far is she from her starting point?
#34 It is recemended that wheelchair ramps be built to a horizonal distance of 12 inches for every inch of vertical distance. If a ramp is 60 inches in horizonal distance, what is the recommended length of the ramp to the nearest tenth?
#36 A building is 450 ft tall and 95 ft wide. If a scale drawing of the building is 12 inches tall, what is the approximate width of the scale drawing?
37 A model of a Porsche Carrera is 9 1/2 inches long and built to a 1 : 18 scale. What is the length of the car?
39 At 5 ft tall, Emily casts a shadow that is 8ft tall. She is standing near a tree that casts a shadow 28 ft long. How tall is the tree?
40 The tallest buildings in Dallas by strctral height are Bank of America Plaza, at 921 ft, and Renaissance Tower, at 886 ft. If Eric makes a scale drawing of the Renaaissance Tower that is 7.5 inches tall, about how tall should he make the scale drawing of the bank plaza?
41. The scale factor of two similar polygons is 3:4. The perimeter of the larger polygon is 180 cm. What is the perimeter of the smaller polygon?
42. A square tile measures 8 inches by 8 inches. About how large is the area covered by a pattern 28 tiles wide by 28 tiles long?
43. One square on a checkered tablecloth measures 12 cm by 12 cm. What is the perimeter of the tablecloth, which is 24 squares wide by 24 squares long?
44. A sheet of paper measures 9 inches by 12 inches. A piece is cut out that is 1/6 the length and 1/6 the width the sheet of paper. What is the area of the cutout?
45. The scale factor of two similar polygons is 3:5. The perimeter of the smaller polygon is 180 cm. What is the perimeter of the larger polygon?
46. One plot of land in a subdivision measures 35 ft wide by 120 ft deep. A park is being developed that is 8 plots deep and 8 plots wide. What is the area of the park?
47. A box that is shaped like a rectangular prism has a volume of 360 cubic centimeters. The box is dilated by a scale factor of 1/3. What is the approximate volume of the resulting box?
48. A box in the shape of a cube containing a snow globe measures 8 inches per side. A crate contains boxes 15 rows by 15 columns high. What is the volume of the crate?
49. A building measures 350 ft tall by 60 ft deep. A model is built to scale that is dilated by a factor of 1/24. What is the approximate volume of the model building?
50. A cylindrical glass has a radius of 5 cm and a height of 15 cm. A water reservoir is a dilation of the glass by a scale of 32. What is the volume of the reservoir?
51. A rectangular building block is 3 cm by 1 cm. A model of a house is built that consists of 268,800 blocks. What is the volume of the house?
52. Daniel owns a set of books with each book measuring 23 cm by 15 cm by 2 cm. He packs them in boxes so there are 2 books across each direction of the box and 5 books deep. What is the volume of each box?
Question #11:
This is on my study guide and I can not figure it out. Thanks for your help.
Question #12:
This is for a marketing plan. What are some good objectives?
Here is my first one: Increase awareness of “Miniature Golf Fun Factory” within target market 40% within our target market within the first year.
Question #13:
It's going to be an indoor cosmic miniature golf course. Any good names?
Question #14:
It's going to be an indoor cosmic miniature golf course. Any good names?
Question #15:
We decided to go to Sea World as well while in Florida. We saw some great shows from the whales and dolphins. They had a lot of fun things to buy there. We all also got on the one roller coaster that was there. We walk around there for a long time in the heated, but the rest was very enjoyable. My sister brought bang all of stuff that was very silly and childish. Back at the resort we found a miniature golf course. We were playing for a long time and the whole family had a great time. I won.
The next we went visit family that live in Orlando Florida. Our moms talked all day. The kids were outside playing tag and me and my brothers player basketball. We bonded with our relatives a lot. On our way back to the condo my mom saw museum. I thought it would be boring but it was Ripley’s Believe it or Not museum. Everything in the museum was weird and creepy.
We did a lot of fun activities in Florida. I will never forget it. The weather was great and I would love to live there or just visit again.
Question #16:
Narcotics units
-Immediately grow facial hair, tell everybody you were ordered to.
-Start watching every episode of Monster Garage.
-Buy a biker wallet with a big chain.
-Make every case involve overtime $$$.
-Buy bunches of boats, RV's, and motorcycles with that overtime.
-Learn to play golf drunk.
SWAT units
-Wear team T-shirts, Oakley sunglasses and boots everyday.
-Try to fit the word breach in to every conversation.
-Have a mirror handy to check hair, if you have hair.
-Never say hello to anyone who is not an operator, just practice your SWAT head nod.
-Subscribe to Soldier of Fortune and Muscle and Fitness.
-Learn to play golf wearing a gun.
Community Service units
-Hate SWAT.
-Work to make everybody love you.
-Paint your office in pastel colors.
-Think Feng Shui.
-Subscribe to Psychology Today.
-Learn to play miniature golf.
Traffic units
-Write tickets to EVERYBODY.
-Spend every weekend cleaning your bike and polishing boots.
-Annoy everyone on the radio calling out your stops.
-Talk about nothing but how many tickets you wrote in one day.
-Ride by a building with big windows to see your reflection.
-Golf is lame, motor rodeos are cool.
K-9 Units
-Become sadistic
-Show pictures of your latest dog bite
-Brag about your largest drug find
-Smell like a dog
-Workout 3 times a day
-Show off your bruises
Administrative Units
-Three-hour lunches everyday, tell everybody it's a "meeting".
-Upgrade police department cell phone every month.
-Tell everybody you are published in a national law enforcement magazine.
-Update your revenge list on a weekly basis.
-Golf Rules! Play lots of golf.
Patrol Units
-Has nerves of steel.
-In a terminal state of nausea from department politics.
-Inability to keep mouth shut.
-Has defining tastes in alcohol.
-Is respected by peers.
-Beats the crap out of his caddy on any bogeyed shot
Investigators
-Come in at 0800
-"Breakfast" from 0815 to 1030
-Work from 1030 to Noon
-Noon to 1400 Work out and Lunch
-1400-1700 Sit in CID and talk about how many girlfriends you have and how the wife doesn't know. Plan your next RV, fishing, motorcycle trip.
Patrol Sergeant
-Remembers very well "how we used to do do it."
-Always willing to tell his officers the above. -Tries to fit the word "liability" in to every sentence.
-Talks about "what he's hearing from upstairs."
Trainee
-Unable to grow facial hair.
-Watches every episode of Cops.
-Worships the ground the SWAT guys walk on.
-Arrives for work three hours early.
-Thinks the sergeant is thrilled to see him.
-Won't drink on the golf course because it violates the open container ordinance.
FEDS
- Shave head, and grow goatee (unless you want to be a management weenie, then make sure you are clean shaven, with short almost military style haircut).
- Wear 5.11 pants, and polo with agency logo (unless you want to be a management weenie, then make sure you always have a shirt and pants to which a jacket and tie can be quickly added for when the boss might be around).
- Arrive at work at 8AM, spend one hour answering useless emails, and 30 minutes checking your retirement investments. Then go with another agent to Starbucks "to discuss your a new case."
- After participating in your first warrant service (as outside cover) make plans to join the agency SRT,SWAT, etc, to "properly utilize your superior tactical skills."
- After doing your first buy bust, immediately begin asking the boss about "long term undercover" jobs.
- Refuse to play golf with "the locals."
New Corrections Officers
- Show up for work 15 minutes early
- Buy only the best ink pens (Pilot G-2)
- Wear T-Shirts of your "dream department" under your uniform
- Wear a full duty belt of gear even though you have to remove: gun, baton, spare magazines, knife, cell phone, and BUG when you arrive at the facility
- Become friends with every local police officer
- Continue eating too much and not exercising
Question #17:
The figure shows a golf ball passing through a windmill at a miniature golf course. The windmill has 8 blades and rotates at an angular speed of 1.28 rad/s. The opening between successive blades is equal to the width of a blade. A golf ball of diameter 5.74 x 10-2 m is just passing by one of the rotating blades. What must be the minimum speed of the ball so that it will not be hit by the next blade?
here isa picture of the figure
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Question #18:
1. Give PQRS is similar to JKLM. Use the measurements given to find the length of LM.
KL = 15 ft, JK = 25 ft, Qr = 12 ft, RS = 10 ft, and PS = 16 ft
2. Order -1, -1.8, 2/5, -1 1/4, and -3/8 from least to greatest.
3. You set up an in-line skating course 25 feet long to practice weaving around cones. You want a cone every 2 1/2 feet, but not at the start or end of the course.
How many cones will you need?
4. A large floral carpet of begonias is being designed to mimic the carpet made every few years at the Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium. Before making the carpet, designers make detailed scale drawings. Suppose the floral carpet is to be 30 meters wide. A designer creates a scale drawing of the carpet that is 10 centimeters wide. Find the drawing's scale.
5. Suppose a basketball league has 14 teams in Conference A and 13 teams in Conference B. One team from each conference advances to the finals. How many different team matchups could there be in the finals?
6. Given triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEC. Use the give measurement to find BC in inches.
AB = 9 in, EC = 18 in, DE = 6 in, and BC = x + 8
7. Given ABCD is similar to JKLM. Use the measurements given to find the ratio of the lengths of the corresponding sides of ABCD to JKLM in lowest terms.
BC = 6 ft, AD = 12 ft, AB = 24 ft, CD = 24 ft, LM = 52 ft, JM = 26 ft, JK = 52 ft, and KL = 13 ft.
8. Stalactites are icicle-shaped formations found on cave ceilings.
They form from minerals deposited by dripping water.
Suppose a stalactite is 8 inches long and is growing at a rate of about 1/6 inch per year.
It will take____ years for the stalactite to reach a length of 1 foot.
(Hint: Make sure you convert feet to inches before for setting up the equation to solve!)
9. A model of an aircraft has a scale of 1:51. The aircraft has a wingspan of 96.9 feet. Find the model's wingspan, in feet. Be sure to label your answer.
10. Write the decimal 0.48 as a fraction in simplest form.
11. Solve the equation - 1/10 x = 8.
12. You are driving 2,754 miles across the country.
During the first 3 days of your trip, you drive 1,377 miles.
If you continue to drive at the same rate each day, it will take___ more days to complete the trip.
Remember to include the label feet in the answer.
Ex. 16 days
13. An archer shoots 57 arrows at a target, with 45 arrows hitting the scoring area and 12 missing the scoring area. Write the ratio of the number of hits to the number of shots in three ways.
14. Give ABCD is similar to EFGH. Use the measurements to find EH in inches.
GF = 20 in, BC = 8 in, and AD = 14 in
15. You roll roll a six-sided number cube.
The probability you roll a number greater than 4 is___.
16. A map uses a scale of 1 cm : 180 m. This means that 1 centimenter in the scale drawing represents an actual distance of 180 meters. The distance between the two places on the map is 6 centimeters. What is the actual distance, in meters, between the two places. Be sure to label your answer.
17. A map has a scale of 3 centimeter : 4 kilomenters. Use the given map distance of 110 km to find the actual distance in centimeters and be sure to label your answer.
18. Given PQRS is similar to JKLM. Use the measurements given to find the length of JM.
KL + 15 ft, JK = 25 ft, QR = 12 ft, RS = 10 ft, and PS = 16 ft
19. A sing in a clothing store says take 2/3 off the marked price of a shirt. You have $5 in cash and a $25 gift certificate. What is the original price of a shirt you can afford to buy?
20. Find the missing value that makes the rates 195 mi/13 sec = ? mi/1 min equivalent.
21. A miniature golf course offers a free game to golfer makes a hole-in-one on the last hole. Please write your answer as a percent and round it to the hundredths place if necessary.
22. You are enlarging a photograph to make a poster.
The poster will be similar to the original photograph.
The photograph is 6 inches tall and 4 inches wide.
The poster will be 2.2 feet wide.
The poster will be__ feet tall.
Question #19:
My husband is turning 30, and he's very hard to shop for! We're both vegan, which is why I'm posting here. Maybe someone could help me think of a fun food-themed gift? All ideas are welcome, though!
A little about my husband: he's very introverted, self-employed, spends most of his time on the computer. He enjoys hiking, playing with our 18 month-old-son, watching sports (no favorite team, though), and listening to audio books on his iPod. He's really smart and likes books about guys going on huge solo adventures (like climbing Everest). He's also very kind and concerned about the environment... so maybe we could sponsor a good cause? I was also thinking a father & son themed gift could be nice. He's very proud of being a dad.
As for food, he LOVES fresh fruit and berries. We're also both big fans of Indian food. But we've recently moved to a very small town, so there are no ethnic restaurants. Also no museums, shopping malls, miniature golf courses, movie theaters, or anything like that.
I would really appreciate your suggestions! Thanks!
Question #20:
Q1) A miniature golf course offers a free game to golfers whomake a hole-in-one on the last hole. Last week, 56 out of 270 golfers made ahole-in-one on the last hole. Find the experimental probability that a golfermakes a hole-in-one on the last hole.
Please round your answer to two decimal places.
Q2) What is the range of the data? 5.88, 5.99, 2.40, 8.78,5.99,
Q3) RETAIL DISPLAYS You work in a grocery store and you arestacking apples in the shape of a square pyramid with 5 layers. How many applesare in the stack? There are apples in the stack.
Q4) Suppose you randomly choose a number between 1 and 20.What are the odds in favor of choosing a prime number?
Q5) Find the range of the numbers below. 39, 42, 57, 64, 46, 39, 54, 50
Q6) Determine a rule for the nth term of the sequence. Thenfind a17.
86, 82, 78, 74, 70 ... a17 =?
Q7) Use the counting principle to determine the number ofpossible outfits that can be made using 1 of each type of item from thearticles of clothing listed. 13 shirts and 5 pairs of pants
Q8) The top finishing times (in seconds) for runners in amen's 400 meter dash are listed below. Compare the spread of the data with thatof the finishing times for a 100 meter dash using the range.
A (400 meter dash): 41.3, 41.63, 40.27, 40.15, 40.44, 43.21,45.77, 40.02, 53.53, 47.11
B (100 meter dash): 11.42, 11.78, 11.54, 11.25, 11.05, 11.7,11.88, 11.98, 10.57, 11.31
.
Q9) Two terms of an arithmetic sequence are a8 = 76 and a28 =296. Find a rule for the nth term.
Q10) You have 8 posters to hang in your room. You want to hangthe posters as a border around the walls of your room. How many ways can youarrange the posters
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