The emissions per capita measurement is a better because it shows the number of people divided by the emissions.
<h3>What is the difference between total emissions and emissions per capita?</h3>
The emissions per capita show the emissions per each citizen or inhabitant, while the total emissions show only the emissions of the country.
<h3>Which one is better?</h3>
The per capita gauge is better because whether a country is polluting more or not depends on how much each citizen pollutes. This information is useful to create laws that reduce pollution.
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Well it depends if it's a leap year. If it isn't a leap year there are 28 days and if we are in a leap year than there are 29 days in February.
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6. Often, judging the symmetry and skewness of such distributions is not easy to do by eye, especially when they are asymmetrical or skewed in different ways. Here, the mean of set A is about 7, so the data is skewed to the left more than for set B, which has a mean of about 5.4--closer to the middle of the range.
Both data sets have the same range: 2–10. Set A's mode of 8 is higher than set B's mode of 6.
Hence, the only true statement appears to be
... B. Set B has the lesser mean.
7. For each of the 3 choices of meat, there are 3 choices of bread, and for each of any of those 9 choices, there are 4 choices of condiment—a total of 3×3×4 = 36 choices in all. The best answer is ...
... C. 36
8. The pie chart tells you 5% of the $4800 of monthly income is spent on transportation. That amount is .05×$4800 = ...
... C. $240
4 to 7......add them = 11
4/11 * 33 = 132/11 = 12
7/11 * 33 = 231/11 = 21
Standard From =
F(x) = 5x2 - 5
