Answer:
Incorrect/No
Step-by-step explanation:
7x2=14
-7x2=-14
<u>Follow the below guidelines:</u>
- A positive number times a positive number is a positive number
- A negative number times a positive number is a negative number
- A positive number times a negative number is a negative number
- A negative number times a negative number is a positive number
Looking at the last one, we see that -2x-7=14, a positive number
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Answer:
a. Categorical
b. Quantitative
c. Categorical
d. Categorical
e. Quantitative
Step-by-step explanation:
a.
Month of year with most reservations is a qualitative or categorical variable because it can't be represented numerically in a meaningful way. For example, with most reservations month of a year can be June or July.
b.
Airbnb's total annual profit is a quantitative variable because it can be presented in numerical form and mathematical operation can be meaningfully interpreted.
c.
Type of rental on Airbnb is a qualitative or categorical variable because it can't be represented numerically in a meaningful way. Also, it can be divided into categories whole house, private room and shared room etc.
d.
Unique 10-digit reservation number is a qualitative or categorical variable as these exists in numerical form but these numbers are used only as identifiers. The mathematical operation on these numbers can't be meaningfully be interpreted.
e.
Number of house rentals is quantitative variable because it can be presented in numerical form and mathematical operation can be meaningfully interpreted.
The miles he traveled by plane is nine times greater than the miles traveled by automobile. If the total is 600 miles, then the total distance traveled by automobile would be 60 miles, making the total traveled by airplane 540 miles.
Answer:
450,000
This is because 400,000 and 500,000 have no other numbers that could be the middle, so it has to be directly in-between both numbers.
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