Answer:
C looks good. if u have 2 attempts and c wrong it has to be B
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Answer: A) not periodic</h3>
Explanation:
Plot all of the data points on the same xy grid as shown below.
I used GeoGebra to make the diagram.
The points seem to be randomly scattered about without any apparent pattern (though there might be some symmetry going on). The data does <u>not</u> seem to be periodic.
Periodic data repeats itself at some point in time, for example like a waveform pattern, which unfortunately these data points don't reflect.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since it is a regular hexagon, the length of its sides are equal. And same as the distance across its flats.
So that;
NR ≅ OP (property of a regular polygon)
PM ≅ RM (half of the distance across flats of a polygon)
NM ≅ OM (half of the distance across flats of a polygon)
<NMR ≅ <PMO (vertically opposite angles)
<NRM ≅ <OPM (alternate angle property)
<RNM ≅ <POM (alternate angle property)
This therefore proves that: ΔNRM = ΔOPM
Answer: <span>unsubstantiated.
This is, the statement </span><span>"Some of Tucson's residents are blue eyed children" cannot be inferred from the two original statements.
Because the subset of </span><span>"Tucson's residents that have blue eyes" and the subset of "Tucson's residents that are children" might or might not have common elements.</span>