<h3><u>Question:</u></h3>
Serena uses chalk to draw a straight line on the sidewalk. The line is 1/2 ft long. She wants to divide the line into sections that are each 1/8 ft long. How many sections will the line be divided into?
<h3><u>Answer:</u></h3>
The number of sections that the line is divided is 4
<h3><u>Solution:</u></h3>
Given that, Serena uses chalk to draw a straight line on the sidewalk
The line is 1/2 ft long. She wants to divide the line into sections that are each 1/8 ft long
From given,

To find: Number of sections can be made
The number of sections that can be made is found by dividing the total length of line by length of each section

Substituting the values, we get,

Thus number of sections that the line is divided is 4
To answer this question you will need to calculate the mean for each of the Shifts and then compare those means to the mean of all the data given. I have attached a picture of the means for each shift and the population mean (all the data).
Shift 1 is the closest to the population mean. It is 37.4, and the population mean is 35.9.
Answer:3+(-6)
Step-by-step explanation: