Since we want to estimate the percentage of adults in the town who belong to a gym. We should take a random sample from the town itself because a store’s adult customers, or their friends, or first 20 customers every day for one week, or adults at the local park might not represent better sample for survey.
Therefore, Take a random sample of adults in the town, and ask each person whether he or she belongs to a gym. Calculate the percentage of the total who say “yes.”
Hence, option D describes a method that will help the marketing department accurately estimate this percentage.
Assuming that
is the amount of hours spent doing homework:
Plug in
for
,
That means that since a
value is the test score (because that's what the y-axis is labeled), your predicted test score is a
64.
both towns are the same length because they are the same distance away from each other.
First, let's add 30 to both sides:
4x - 30 +30 ≥ -3x + 12+30
4x ≥ -3x + 42
Now, let's add 3x to both sides
4x +3x ≥ -3x+3x + 42
7x ≥ 42
Let's divide both by 7:
x ≥ 6
