To determine the number of subjects that are needed for the experiments, we multiply the number of independent variables with the number of scores. For example, there are n independent variables then, there are approximately,
number of subjects = 20 x n = 20n
You can set up this equation as:
Because remember, 70% is equal to 0.7 and x represents the unknown value. So, let's just solve it:
So,
70% of 120 is 84.
Answer:
The dependent variable for this case is the amount of money charged and the independent variable would be the number of cars washed.
And the reason why is because the dependnet variable is the variable of interest (money earned) and the independent the variable that controls the amount of money earned
Step-by-step explanation:
From the info given by the problem we know that the Math Club had a car wash to raise money for a competition. The members charged $10 for each car they washed.
The dependent variable for this case is the amount of money charged and the independent variable would be the number of cars washed.
And the reason why is because the dependnet variable is the variable of interest (money earned) and the independent the variable that controls the amount of money earned
12 boxes are needed and 20 will be in the last box.
1450/130 is 11.15 so You round up and need 12 boxes (because you can’t have .15 of a box) so you get the 11 boxes and multiply by how much it can hold (130) and get 1430 which is 20 short of 1450 so 20 would be in the last box .
Answer:
y = 1/5x + 8
Step-by-step explanation:
slope = (change in y)/(change in x)
Slope = (8 -10)/(0 -10)
Slope = -2/-10
Slope = 1/5
Use y = mx + b substitute m = 1/5 and (0, 8)
8 = 1/5(0) + b
8 = 0 + b
8 = b
The equation of the equation y = 1/5x +8