Translating this word problem into an algebraic equation, we get:
3x - 2/5 = 8/5.
Let's combine the constants: adding 2/5 to both sides of this equation yields
3x = 10/5, or 3x = 2.
Solving for x: x = 2/3
This is not look like something that could be answered, check around the paper for a graphing box.
This looks like a formula for a line on a graph: y=Mx+b. I can help you if this is the case, 1. Put a point at -140 on the Y axis (up and down) 2. Move up 1 and over 4and put a dot there( you could multiply the 1 and 4 to cover a larger area) because it goes all the way to -140.
<u>Answers</u>
1. Minimum = 4
2. First quartile = 6.5
3. Median = 13.5
4. Third quartile = 19
5. Maximum = 20
<u>Explanation</u>
To calculate the measure of central tendency, you first arrange the set of the data in ascending order.
The set of data given will be;
4, 4, 9, 9, 18, 18, 20, 20.
Part 1:
The minimum value of the data is 4.
Part 2:
The first quatile is the median of the lower half which is comprised by:
4, 4, 9, 9
1st quartile = (4+9)÷2
= 13÷2
= 6.5
Part 3:
Median of the data is;
Median = (9+18)÷2
=27÷2
= 13.5
Part 4:
3rd quartile is the median of the upper half which comprises of;
18, 18, 20, 20.
3rd quartile = (18+20)÷2
= 48÷2
= 19
Part 5
The maximum of the set of data is 20.
Add 4x over to 14x, 3=5x2- 18x then add 18x to the other side 3+ 18x= 5x2then divided each side by 5,( 3+18x/5=x2) then square root each side the answer to x would be the square root of 3+18x/5
We consider the x- and y-coordinates separately. Let the coordinates of G be (x, y). Now considering the x-coordinates:
FG/FH = (x - (-3)) / (-3 - (-3)) = 2/3
x + 3 = (2/3)(6)
x = 1
For the y-coordinates:
FG/FH = (y - 2) / (7 - 2) = 2/3
y - 2 = (2/3)(5)
y = 16/3
Therefore the coordinates of G are (1, 16/3).
