Answer:
The area will still be the same
Step-by-step explanation:
The area would still be the same because you are not taking away or adding any more 'squares'
198 round to the nearest hundreds is 200
198 round to the nearest tens is 200 too
How to find the MAD:
1) Add all numbers
2) divide by a number of numbers given
3) if told, round
1. The mean absolute deviation of a set of data is the average distance between each data value and the mean. The mean number of contacts stored and the distance each data value is from the mean is shown below. Each data value is represented<span> by an ×.
the mean MAD is 129.4. rounded, it will be 129.
2. splash of lagoon: 89.6 rounded is 90
wild water bay: 116.6 rounded is 117
The height of the waterslides at splash lagoon varied less than the height of the water slides at wild water bay. The waterslides at wild water bay varied more probably because they overall were taller waterslides.</span>
Answer:
<em>The probability that neither box contains a prize is 0.5625 or 56.25%</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Independent Events</u>
It's referred as to the case when the probability of success (or failure) of the event A doesn't interfere with the probability of B. In this question we'll assume there are enough boxes of cereal of each type to make the choosing of one of them affect very little the choosing of the other one.
Let's call p=0.25 to the probability of getting a cereal box with a prize, and q=0.75 to the negation of p, i.e. the probability of getting a ceral box without a prize. There are four possible combinations: {pp,pq,qp,qq}. We need to find the probability of the combination qq. We compute it as the product of the individual probabilities

In other words, the probability that neither box contains a prize is 0.5625 or 56.25%
Answer:
The equation in standard form is: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Since they give you the x-intercepts (the zeros of the quadratic expression) one knows that the binomials: (x-(-3)) and (x-4) must be factors of the quadratic expression.
We can therefore write the equation as:

using the binomial factors given above, and a numerical factor "k" that we can determine by using the information that the graph passes through the point (2,-20):

Then,the equation can be written as:

where we wrote the equation already in standard form