If you have an average of 97.2 on your current exam and you get a 99 on your next exam, your average will increase.
- Mean in mathematics is the sum (total) of all the values in a set of data, such as numbers or measurements, divided by the total number of values.
- To find the average, sum all the values in the set. Then divide the total by the number of values.
We have the current examination mean, xold = 97.2
Now, we receive, x = 99 on the next examination, the new mean will be:
xnew = (xold + x)/N
xnew = (97.2+99)/2
xnew = 196.2/2
xnew = 98.1
The new average is 98.1
98.1 > 97.2
So if you score 99 on your next exam, your average will increase.
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The answer is on the paper
Substitute the given values for the parameters in the point-slope form of the equation of a line. That form is
y - k = m(x - h)
for point (h, k) and slope m.
You have (h, k) = (1, 2) and m=-3, so your equation is
y - 2 = -3(x - 1)
Answer:
a. att.
b. cont.
c. att.
d. dis.
e. cont.
f. discrete
Step-by-step explanation:
not 100% sure
Okay what you could do is type 400 divided by 2/3 into a calculator, but on paper you would do 400 divided by 3, which is 150, then multiply 150 by 2 since it’s “2/3’s” of 400.
400 / 3 = 150,
150 x 2 = 300, so 300 is correct.
