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44x is the way the points are calculated. In order to find out the amount of questions there needs to be a constant, 10 which represents the number of wrong questions, and a variable, x which represents the number of correct questions. You have to know that if wrong questions were counted, he would have 440 points just for the 10 wrong questions. Next you have to add the amount of correct questions and their corresponding points. The numbers that you get should be put together with the wrong questions. The points for the wrong questions don't count but the questions do. When you find the number, (I don't know what it is so I will use x but you will have to find out what it is) you will add x, the number of correct questions to the 10 incorrect questions and then you will have 10+x for the questions. You will need to use 44x to find out the number of points and once you have done that, you use this equation to average the points over the total questions: 44x/10+x
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
All other options are more biased
In B, the official wants to use 50 people from a library to represent the <u>entire town's</u> opinion on the library itself.... that's biased.
In C, it's the same. Of course basketball players would like to watch basketball.... right?? That's why the choice is biased.
In D, the location is a deli.... and from experience people order meat at a deli... cuz why else go there?
Because those are straight lines, the 46 degrees must be equal to the (2x - 4).
2x -4 = 46.
2x = 46 + 4
2x = 50
x = 50/2
x = 25.
Answer:
C
HOWEVER: "Less Than" is usually depicted as a dashed line at the border. and there MUST be an OR between these two equations to include all of the blue area. An "and" there would exclude the area between the edge lines.
Step-by-step explanation:
2x + y < 10
y < -2x + 10
3x + 2y < 12
2y < -3x + 12
y < -1.5x + 6
