Answer:
8.95
Step-by-step explanation:
Convert 12% into a decimal by dividing 12 by 100 to get 0.12. To find 12% of 7.99, multiply it by 0.12. However, since we want to know the total cost of the meal after the markup, an eaiser way is to multiply 7.99 x 1.12 (the 1 represents the original price of meal, since we are adding on to it). This is the more effective way to solve this, but another way would just be to take the result of 7.99 x 0.12 and add it to 7.99.
Note that the actual answer is 8.9488, but I rounded to the nearest hundreth.
You are given
the distance of the horse of 45 miles at 15miles per hour and another 35 miles
at 10 miles per hour. You are asked the total time in hours of the cowboy
riding his horse. You have to get the time each mile the cowboy rode.
45 miles/15
miles per hour = 3 hours
35 miles/10
miles per hour = 3.5 hours
<span>3 hours + 3.5
hours = <u>6.5 hours</u>
</span>
<span>So the answer
is B. 6.5 hours.</span>
Answer:
(A) A scatter plot is used to determine if the linear model is appropriate.
(B) A linear model estimates the value of the dependent variables.
Step-by-step explanation:
The regression model is formed to estimate the Wingspan using the bird's Height when perched.
The model is of the form:

(A)
The <em>R</em> squared value is a statistic that is used to determine the proportion of variation in the dependent variable that can be explained by the independent variables.
<em>R</em> squared value of 93% indicates that 93% variation in the Wingspan is explained y the bird's height when perched.
To determine whether the linear model is appropriate one could use a scatter plot. A scatter plot is used to determine whether the provided data is representing the linear relation between two variables.
(B)
The regression model is:

This model is used to estimate the wingspan for any provided bird's height.
It does provided an accurate value of the dependent variable.
Thus, a bird with height 10 inches can have an estimated wingspan of 17 inches.
Rob saved $30. Do you have to explain, if so since he saved $6 for every $15, you would do 75 divided by 15 which is 5 then you would do 5 times 6 which gives you 30.