Since there is no picture, I cannot give you a specific answer, but...
To decide if a line best fits a scatterplot you have to look at whether or not the line even remotely makes sense, if the dots are on one side and the line is no where near any of the dots, it is probably not a realistic placement.
If it looks realistic, take a look at if it best fits the dots, is there a line that would touch more or be nearer to more of the dots?
<u>Answer</u>
0
<u>Explanation</u>
(2m)/(2m+3)-(2m)/(2m-3)=1
Simplifying the left hand first
(2m)/(2m+3)-(2m)/(2m-3) = {2m(2m-3) - 2m(2m+3)}/(4m²-9)
(4m²-6m-4m²-6m)/(4m²-9)
= (-12m) / (4m²-9)
Now this equet to 1
(-12m) / (4m²-9) = 1
-12m = 4m²-9
4m²+ 12m -9 =0 ⇒⇒⇒ This is a quadratic equation that has 2 real solutions.
4m²+ 12m -9 =0
m² + 3m + (3/2)²= 9/4 + 9/4
(m + 3/2)² = 18/4
m = √18/2 - 3/2 or m = -√18/2 - 3/2
= 0.621 = -3.621
So we can say that the equation has NO extraneous solutions.
Answer = 0
Answer:
About 24 months
Step-by-step explanation:
1000-20= 980
980/40= 24.5
<span>current ratio: 4 apple trees for every 3 pear trees.
wants: 2 avocado trees for every 5 pear trees in the orchard.
Sandy is planting 18 avocado trees
so 2 avocado trees for every 5 pear trees
=1 avocado trees for every 2.5 pear trees
therefore if we have 18 avocado trees
18 x 2.5 = 45 pear trees
4 apple trees for every 3 pear trees
4/3
= 1.333 apple trees for every 1 pear tree
therefore if we have 45 avocado trees
45 x 1.333 = 60 apple trees
therefore ratio of avocado to apple trees = 18 : 60
18 : 60
= 9 : 30
= 3 : 10</span>
B convenience sampling because if it looks bad then she should throw it away but if it looks good then she should keep it
