Answer:
<em>Interval variables</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>An interval variable which is also refereed to as ordinal variable with the additional property that t has differences in magnitudes of the between two meaningful values</em>
<em>An example of an interval variable is ,when a temperature of 90 degrees and 100 degrees is the same difference as between 90 degrees and 80 degrees.</em>
<em>Interval variables are also said to be mutually exclusive , exhaustive and also having a rank or ranking order.</em>
If you're trying to find the missing side of the "triangle" (the distance from the house to where the ladder touches the ground), you would use the pythagorean theorem, a²+b²=c². (c is always hypotenuse)
a²+b²=c²
12²+b²=15²
144+b²=225
b²=81
√b²=√81
b=9
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I believe your answer is:
4
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- I am assuming that the fraction is supposed to be the exponent.
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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.
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<-- there's no plus/minus sign.
<-- root.
<-- root.
<-- don't forget to distribute the negative.
