A. The scatter plot has an outlier at (4, 11).
Remember that the ordered pair is of the form:
(x, y).
That is, the first value represents the axis of the x.
The second value represents the y-axis.
The scatter plot has an outlier at
(x, y) = (4, 11)
x = 4
y = 11
C.The scatter plot has a cluster with a domain from 10 to 12.
Remember that when we speak of domain we refer to the values of x in the function.
Therefore in domain 10 <= x <= 12 The scatter plot has a cluster
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
All sides of a rhombus are equal, so
It will take Mandy an hour, seven minutes, and thirty seconds to complete the race.
(67 minutes and 30 seconds)
I hope my answer helped!
same as before, we look at the denominators, hmmm do a quick prime factoring.
3 = 3 * 1
9 = 3 * 3 * 1
since 9 already contains 3 and 1, we can us that
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Hi!
So your grade depends on how much the 2 scores are weighted.
BUT, if the 42 and 100 have equal weights of 50/50, you will have a 71% C
If the 100 isn't weighted that much, I'd guess it'd be around 75/25, your grade will be a 56% F
Try to get as many high grades or extra credits as possible!
Please mark brainliest and ask more if you need help!
