Answer:
A) reflection across the y-axis
Step-by-step explanation:
If 
, then this says that two 
-coordinates are equal for opposite values of 
.
Let 
a point on 
.
Then 
.
We also know that 
and therefore 
is also a point on the graph.
If you graph [/tex](-a,b)[/tex] and you will see they are symmetrical to each about the -axis.
Example if given both and 
, then 
. This means both (2,3) and (-2,3) are points on the graph.
Here is what those two points look like on a Cartesian Plane (please see graph in picture).
Answer:
cos x = 8/f.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the identity :
tan x = sin x / cos x.
Substituting:
e/8 = e/f / cos x
e/8 * cos x = e/f
cos x = e/f * 8/e
cos x = 8e / fe
cos x = 8/f.
The data she would collect would be grouping people depending on how much video games they played.
This however, is not a statistical question. Instead, she should set for example: 1-3 hrs per week, 4-6 hrs, etc. People play different amounts of hours, and so you cannot set a specific number, it must be a "range-of-numbers".
Also the question itself is kinda judging and comparative
so overall, umm... this question isn't really good
hope this helps :D
48 sets i believe since there are only 48 maximum of blue, green and yellow crayons therefore the 49th set would only contain a red crayons and a picture
Answer:
Error Bound = 0.04
Step-by-step explanation:
Whenever we want to estimate parameter from a subset (or sample) of the population, we need to considerate that your estimation won't be a 100% precise, in other words, the process will have a random component that prevents us from always making the exact decision.
With that in mind, the objective of a confidence interval is to give us a better insight of where we expect to find the "true" value of the parameter with a certain degree of certainty.
The estivamative of the true difference between proportions was -0.19 and the confidence interval was [-0.23 ; -0.15].
The question also defines the error bound, as the right endpoint of the confidence interval minus the sample mean difference, so it's pretty straight foward:
Error Bound = 
The interpretation of this would be that we expect that the estimative for the difference of proportions would deviate from the "true" difference about 
or 4%.
