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Poverty in Africa is caused by corruption and poor governance, poor land utilisation and land tenure system, civil wars and unending political conflicts, poor infrastructure, diseases and poor health facilities, the World Bank and IMF policies, among others.
Answer:
It is a function
Step-by-step explanation:
This isn't really a step by step explanation but I'm going to explain this simply. An output can have as many inputs possible but an input can only have ONE OUTPUT(just putting emphasis on this one output, I'm not yelling). Example, the input "2" can be equal to the output of "4" depending on the equation the fuction, however, the input of "2" CAN NOT be equal to the outputs of "4" and "6" because as my Algebra teacher explained it "for every input, there is exactly one output". I hope this helps and I hope I didn't lose you in my explaination.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a researcher is trying to decide how many people to survey.
We have confidence intervals are intervals with middle value as the mean and on either side margin of error.
Confidence interval = Mean ± Margin of error
Thus confidence interval width depends on margin of error.
Margin of error = 
Thus for the same confidence level and std deviation we find margin of error is inversely proportional to square root of sample size.
Hence for small n we get wide intervals.
So if sample size = 300, the researcher will get wider confidence interval
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I drew more points as uploaded picture.
We have, arc BD + 210 + 90 = 360 deg
(sum of all arcs on circle)
=> arc BD = 360 - 210 - 90 = 60 deg
Here we have angle CBD = (1/2) x arc CD = (1/2) x 90 = 45 deg
(property of angle on circle)
=> angle ABD = angle ABC - angle CBD = 180 - CBD = 180 - 45 = 135 deg
( A, B, C lie on same line => ABC = 180 deg)
Otherwise, we have:
angle BDA = (1/2) x arc BD = (1/2) x 60 = 30 deg
We have: x + angle BDA + angle ABD = 180 deg
(sum of all angles in a triangle)
=> x = 180 - angle BDA - angle ABD
=> x = 180 -135 - 30
=> x = 15 deg
Hope this helps!
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