The lowest is the square root of 9 which is 3. After that is 3.15, 13/4 (3.25), 3 1/2 (3.50). My explanation would be: first I found out the square root of 9. Then divided 13 by 4.
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A the table display qualitative data, C two teachers do not wear glasses, E a total of 6 teachers were polled
<span>There are 100 * 99 = 9900 different ways to choose two students out of 100 bandmembers. You and our brother are 2 of that ways: you being selected first and you being selected second. Therefore the probability that you two are selected is 2 / 9900 = 0,000202. You can also think as the probability of you being selected among 100 bandmembers, which is 1/100, times the probability of your brother being selected among 99 members, which is 1/99 => (1/100) * (1/99) = 1/ (100*99) = 1 / 9900; plus the same for your brother being selected first and you second => [1/9900] * 2 = 2/9900, which is the same calculated above.</span>
The answer is D, "No, because two points with the same x-value have different y-values."
Essentially, there cannot be more than one point on the same x-line. Point (2, 11) and point (2, 2) are on the same x-line, which is 2.
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