159.2 or 159 1/5 If you need it as a fraction
Observation that we can make is min = 10, max = 19, range = 9, Maximum frequency of a number is 12, Average = 12.9, median = 12, mode = 12 it is slightly skewed on the right.
Step-by-step explanation:
- It is imperative to create a data in a tabular column before analyzing.
- Once the data is created use tally marks or frequency distribution.
- Frequency distribution helps the data to provide occurrence of event.
- Very important to number which is a counting numbers are discrete.
- Continuous of data are ones which are in decimal.
- Descriptive statistics is the 1st level of Statistics.
- It finds, where the data stands. Minimum, Maximum is understandable.
- Range is at what level data is expanded.
- Average is the one numeric of a number.
- Median is the mid point of data
- Mode is the repetitive number of the data.
- Skewness is whether data is having extreme directions.
Answer:
1.you don't need to calculate 25²,7²,30² and 16² because you have a formula a²-b²=(a+b)(a-b)
OP²=MO²-MP²
OP²=25²-7²
OP²=(25+7)(25-7)
=32(8)
=256
OP=√256
OP=16 cm
NP²=NO²-OP²
NP²=30²-16²
=(30+16)(30-16)
=46(14)
=144
NP=√144
=12 cm
2.draw a straight line from the angle C and name that line with CE
CE=AD and AE=CD (because AECD is a rechtangular)
So EB=10-7 =3 cm
BC²=EC²+EB²
=4²+3²
=16+9
=25
BC=√25
=5 cm
for area of the square? i don't understand this question...
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem here is that the question is not clear. In particular, what does "2)" mean?
Reflecting across the x axis is easy. Think of the x axis as a mirror. when you look in a mirror, your image is behind the mirror the same distance you are in front of the mirror. So, to reflect across the x axis, just multiply all the y values of the points by -1. For the reflection part
(-3,4) becomes (-3,-4)
(1,2) becomes (1,-2)
(-2,1) becomes (-2,-1)
Step 2 probably is a translation, but it is not clear what it is - so I cannot help you further.
If you get step 2 straight, the dilation by 3 is achieved by multiplying all the x and y values by 3.