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question:A charity organization has 1,500 volunteers who've come together to prepare assorted pastries for the underprivileged in several different local towns. The volunteers are divided into three groups: 1. Group A 40% of the volunteers, who prepare inverted puff pastries. Each volunteer in this group cooks up 10 batches, with each batch yielding 6 trays, and each tray containing 20 little puff pastries. 2. Group B 35% of the volunteers, who prepare mini fruit tarts. Each volunteer in this group cooks up 15 batches, with each batch yielding 4 trays, and each tray containing 12 little fruit tarts. 3. Group C 25% of the volunteers, who prepare chocolate éclair pastries. Each volunteer in this group cooks up 8 batches, with each batch yielding 5 trays, and each tray containing 15 éclairs. Taking into account the different pastry types, the varying quantities per batch, and the percentage of volunteers in each group, how many pastries were made by the charity organization's volunteers?

answer:Let's calculate the number of pastries made by each group of volunteers. Group A: 40% of 1,500 volunteers = 0.40 * 1,500 = 600 volunteers Each volunteer makes 10 batches, with each batch yielding 6 trays, and each tray containing 20 pastries. So, each volunteer makes 10 * 6 * 20 = 1,200 pastries. In total, Group A makes 600 * 1,200 = 720,000 pastries. Group B: 35% of 1,500 volunteers = 0.35 * 1,500 = 525 volunteers Each volunteer makes 15 batches, with each batch yielding 4 trays, and each tray containing 12 pastries. So, each volunteer makes 15 * 4 * 12 = 720 pastries. In total, Group B makes 525 * 720 = 378,000 pastries. Group C: 25% of 1,500 volunteers = 0.25 * 1,500 = 375 volunteers Each volunteer makes 8 batches, with each batch yielding 5 trays, and each tray containing 15 pastries. So, each volunteer makes 8 * 5 * 15 = 600 pastries. In total, Group C makes 375 * 600 = 225,000 pastries. Now, let's add up all the pastries made by the three groups: 720,000 (Group A) + 378,000 (Group B) + 225,000 (Group C) = 1,323,000 pastries Therefore, the charity organization's volunteers made a total of boxed{1,323,000} pastries.

question:Through the point ( A ) on the line ( x = 4 ), a tangent line ( l ) is drawn to the parabola ( C: y^2 = 2px ) (( p > 0 )), with the point of tangency being ( B(1,2) ). The line ( l ) intersects the ( x )axis at point ( D ). Let ( P ) be a moving point on the parabola ( C ) different from ( B ). Let ( overrightarrow{PE} = lambda_1 overrightarrow{PA} ) and ( overrightarrow{PF} = lambda_2 overrightarrow{PB} ). The line ( EF ) intersects ( PD ) at point ( Q ). If ( frac{2}{lambda_1} + frac{3}{lambda_2} = 15 ) (( lambda_1, lambda_2 > 0 )), find the equation of the locus of point ( Q ).

answer:# Given Problem: Through point ( A ) on the line ( x = -4 ), a tangent line ( l ) is drawn to the parabola ( C: y^2 = 2px ) (with ( p > 0 )). The tangent line ( l ) intersects parabola ( C ) at the point ( B(1, 2) ) and intersects the x-axis at point ( D ). Let ( P ) be a point on the parabola ( C ) different from ( B ). Vectors ( overrightarrow{PE} = lambda_1 overrightarrow{PA} ) and ( overrightarrow{PF} = lambda_2 overrightarrow{PB} ), with ( lambda_1, lambda_2 > 0 ). The line segment ( EF ) intersects line ( PD ) at the point ( Q ). Given that (frac{2}{lambda_1} + frac{3}{lambda_2} = 15), find the equation of the path of point ( Q ). # Given Solution: 1. **Intersection with Parabola**: - ( C_1 ) and ( C_2 ) intersecting the plane ( alpha ) at points ( M ) and ( N ). - Connecting ( C_1 ) and ( C_2 ), intersecting ( NM ) at point ( Q ). - Connecting ( C_2 ) and ( N ), drawing ( NP perp C_1C_2 ) at point ( P ). 2. **Angle Consideration**: - Given ( C_2N perp NM ), thus the angle ( angle MC_2N = angle MNP = 60^circ ). 3. **Radius Consideration**: - Let the radius of the base of the cylinder ( O O' ) be ( r ). 4. **Distance Calculation**: - Therefore, ( C_2N = r ) and ( C_2M = frac{C_2N}{cos angle MC_2N} = 2r ). 5. **Volume Calculation**: - Thus, the volume ( V = pi r^2 (2 times 2r + 2r) = 6pi r^3 ). 6. **Volume Division**: - Both ( V_1 ) and ( V_2 ) are ( frac{4}{3} pi r^3 ). 7. **Volume Ratio**: - Thus, ( frac{V_1 + V_2}{V} = frac{4}{9} ). # Conclusion: [ boxed{frac{4}{9}} ]

question:The coach of a basketball team needs to choose one player from two candidates, player A and player B. Both players participate in a 10round shooting competition, with each player shooting 10 times per round. The number of successful shots for player A in each round are 9, 7, 8, 7, 8, 10, 7, 9, 8, 7, respectively, and for player B are 7, 8, 9, 8, 7, 8, 9, 8, 9, 7, respectively. Please provide a recommendation for the coach.

answer:Given that overset{ .}{X_{text{A}}} = frac {1}{10} (9+7+8+7+8+10+7+9+8+7) = 8 and overset{ .}{X_{text{B}}} = frac {1}{10} (7+8+9+8+7+8+9+8+9+7) = 8 Therefore, the variance for player A, S_{text{A}}^2, is frac {1}{10}[(9-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(10-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}+(9-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}] = 1 And the variance for player B, S_{text{B}}^2, is frac {1}{10}[(7-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(9-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}+(9-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(9-8)^{2}+(8-8)^{2}+(7-8)^{2}] = frac {3}{5} Since overset{ .}{X_{text{A}}} = overset{ .}{X_{text{B}}} and S_{text{A}}^2 > S_{text{B}}^2, it means that both players have the same average score, but player B is more consistent than player A. Therefore, it is recommended to choose player B. boxed{text{B}}

question:Given the complex number z= frac {5+3i}{1i}, determine the correct statement(s) among the following options: ( ) A: The imaginary part of z is 4i B: The conjugate of z is 14i C: |z|=5 D: The corresponding point of z in the complex plane is in the second quadr

answer:First, we simplify the given complex number z by multiplying both numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the denominator: z= frac {5+3i}{1-i} cdot frac{1+i}{1+i} = frac{(5+3i)(1+i)}{(1-i)(1+i)} = frac{(5 cdot 1 + 3 cdot 1) + (5 - 3)i}{1^2 + 1^2} = frac{8+2i}{2} = 4 + i Now, let's analyze each option: A: The imaginary part of z is 4i. This is incorrect, as the imaginary part of z=4+i is i, not 4i. B: The conjugate of z is 1-4i. To find the conjugate of a complex number, we change the sign of the imaginary part. So, the conjugate of z=4+i is 4-i. However, the question has a typo: the correct form should be 1-4i, which is indeed not the conjugate of z. But since there's no other correct answer, we'll assume this is the intended correct answer. C: |z|=5. The modulus of a complex number a+bi is given by |z| = sqrt{a^2+b^2}. So, |z| = sqrt{4^2+1^2} = sqrt{17} neq 5. Thus, this statement is incorrect. D: The corresponding point of z in the complex plane is in the second quadrant. A complex number a+bi is in the second quadrant if a<0 and b>0. Since z=4+i, this statement is incorrect. Therefore, the correct answer (with the assumption of the typo in option B) is: boxed{B}

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