Answer: The median value of data set B is -5.5, which is less than the median value of 3.1 in dataset A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Order the dataset from least to greatest:
-38 → -13 → -9 → -2 → 14 → 28
Then find the values that lies in the middle:
-38 → -13 → <u>-9 → -2</u> → 14 → 28
Since there are 2 values, find the average of those 2 values:
The median value = -5.5.
The median value of data set B is -5.5, which is less than the median value of 3.1 in dataset A.
sorry I don't know Ab = cd and bc = ad
Using SAS postulate triangles formed by ABC = abd
Opposite sides are equal and each angle is 90 degrees so by definition it is a rectangle.Ab = cd and bc = ad
Using SAS postulate triangles formed by ABC = abd
Opposite sides are equal and each angle is 90 degrees so by definition it is a rectangle.
The values that make this statement falser are any in which a and b do not have the same sign.
For instance, if a was equal to 3 and b was equal to -3 than see the results.
|a+b|=
|3+-3|=
|0|= 0
Then see the next equation with the same selections
|a|+|b|
|3|+|-3|
3 + 3 = 6
And this would be true no matter which is the negative, as long as there is one negative and one positive.
