Answer:
c. Measuring the differences in blood pressure before, during, and after a procedure.
Step-by-step explanation:
Quantitative research use instruments to measure the variables we are studying. You could measure the variable by using any instrument, in this case the blood preasure during a procedure could be measured with an instrument called sphygmomanometer. Other options couldn't be measured with any instrument.
He didn’t follow PEMDAS which is the an acronym for the order of operations. according to pemdas the first step is parenthesis (which is the p in pemdas) there fore the first step is to add the 1 and the 2
then since there are no exponents you multiply so you multiple 5(3) which is 15
then you can add all the number left to right
so 15+2+3= 20
so the answer is 20
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Answer: 9 inches (choice D)</h3>
Work Shown:
V = volume of pyramid
V = (1/3)*(area of base)*(height)
V = (1/3)*(12*10)*h
V = (1/3)*120h
V = 40h
Set this equal to the given pyramid volume 360 cubic inches and solve for h
40h = 360
h = 360/40
h = 9
This one looks very tricky but ill try it out
Answer:
It should be Volume of water
