The statement is False.
For this, it is enough to show a case in which the subtraction of two positive numbers is negative.
For this, we must choose two numbers.
Suppose we want to subtract the following numbers:
Number 1: 5
Number 2: 10
Subtracting both numbers we have:
We observe that the result is negative. Therefore, the given conclusion is false.
Answer:
Counterexample:
Note: This is the correct table format.
Flour type z Mean StDev
No DBS 00 552 18
5% DBS 00 525 23
15% DBS 00 485 24
Answer:
5. ANOVA for several means
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, three different means of the data are compared. ANOVA is used for comparing between two or more means to test for differences. It extends the z and t test that are only used for comparing two means.
Since three means are compared, the inference procedure to be used is ANOVA.
Answer:
There is no answer.
0 is rational since it can be written as a fraction (0/5, 0/69)
1 is obviously rational. 7/8 is .875 and 5 1/4 is 5.25
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I would choose b. You just have to look at the directions it’s going on both sides of the x-axis and describe what’s happening to the Y values. They seem to be opposite in this case.
