What happed here is that what you can preddict is that, a aprediction.
In real life things not always will follow probabilities tables.
If you have two heterygous parents, you have a possibilie based on two alleles fot the same characteristic.
The circle the has a center P(2,0) is bigger than compared to the circle with the center Q(0,4) because the former has a radius 20, while the latter has a radius of only 2. You can view the graph here:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/od1pwqylou
(a) Describe the rule for translating center Q onto center P. By moving the center of circle Q overlapping the center of circle P, then we need to move it two units left and 4 units up.
(b) Determine the scale factor for dilating circle Q so that it has the same radius as circle P. In getting the scale factor, we need to compare the radius
= 2/10
= 1/10
So, the scale factor is 1/10
(c) Are circles P and Q similar? Explain your answer.
<span>Yes, by applying a dilation value, circle Q can be transformed to circle P, vice versa.</span>
You subtract the second number from the first number.
So 547.25 - 327.875
And you should get the answer 219.375
<span>The point estimate obtained from a sample of which of the following sizes would most likely be closest to the actual parameter value is 150.
It is said that the higher the point estimate, the better. I think this deals with the confidence level of the sample derived from the population. The higher the confidence level, the closer the point estimate is to the actual parameter value.</span>
