Answer:
Correlation requires both variables to be quantitative.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correlation coefficient measures the strength of relationship between two quantitative variables. In the given scenario correlation between sex of American workers and their income is computed and indicated that there is a high correlation between them. The sex of American worker is a categorical variable or a qualitative variable while income of American worker is a quantitative variable. The correlation between a quantitative variable and a qualitative variable can't be computed. So, the statement explains the blunder in the given scenario is "Correlation requires both variables to be quantitative".
Answer:
$60
Step-by-step explanation:
Movieland is in yellow....at the far left the Moviland- yellow 'regular' price for a DVD is shown as y= $20
three of these would be 3 x $20 = $60
Answer:
9/c or c/9
Step-by-step explanation:
For compound interest, the formula is given below:
Amount = 
Here, P = 18,800
n = 2
r = 13/100
So, Amount = 
= 18,800 × 1.2769
= 24005.72
Compound Interest = Amount - Principal
Compound Interest = 24005.72 - 18800
= 5205.72
Hence, the compound interest for Rs.18,800, calculated for 2 years at 13% rate of interest compounded annually is Rs.5205.72.
N=1→an=a1 (first term)=16 (on the graph for n=1)→First term = 16
n=2→an=a2 (second term) = 4 (on the graph for n=2)→Second term = 4
ratio=(Second term)/(First term)=a2/a1=4/16
Simplifying the fraction dividing the numerator (4) by 4 and the denominator (16) by 4:
ratio=(4/4)/(16/4)→ratio=1/4
Answer: Option A. First term = 16, ratio = 1/4
