I think Theodosius the best measure. The outliers will not effect the measure. If you use mean, you add all the data points and divide by the number of data points. The extremes will skew the data. If you use mode, that may work also. You find the data that occurs most often.
9. 10^42
10. 59049 x 2^36
11. 12^28
12. 1.85302019 x 10^15
13. 2^11
14. 1/2
15. -1
Answer:
a.] d) employed individuals aged 25-29
b.] a) Have your earned a bachelor's degree (or higher)?
C.] Categorical
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the scenario described, the population being studied are those aged between 25 - 29 years and who are employed. The study was to determine the level of education of the respondents who happens to fall into the category of being employed and within the 25 - 29 Years age bracket.
The most appropriate question to ask in other to establish if respondent has at least a bachelor's degree is to explicitly ask if the respondent has a bachelor's degree or higher.
C) Categorical : The response to the question will best directly take a 'yes' 'no' format which is a categorical label which could then be transformed into dummy variables for further analysis
Answer:
y = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
- A line parallel to the x-axis has the same value of the <em>dependent variable (y)</em> for all the values of the <em>independent variable (x)</em>. Hence, the line would be an <u>horizontal line that passes through the y-axis and never meets the x-axis</u>. Since this line satisfies the condition of passing through the coordenates (x,y), (-6,4), then the equation is equal to the value of the coordinate y.
Therefore, the equation of a line that satisfies these two conditions is <em>y = 4</em>.
