Answer:
A. Positive
Step-by-step explanation:
They ask us about the relationship between reading and grades.
First you have to go to the first part of the statement that says:
"Dr. Yancy conducted a correlation study in which she found that the more time children in her study read at home the better they performed in school"
In this case they tell us that there is a positive correlation, that the more you read the better your performance in school is.
Performance is your grades, and home study can be reading, so the score is positive in the second half, too.
Is that considered two equations?
In order to determine the probability that the coin chosen is a dime, determine first the total number of sample coins. In this problem, there are 52 coins all in all. Next, divide the number of dimes in the sample with the total number of coins. This gives us 10/52. Simplifying the fraction further yields to 5/26. Thus, the probability that the coin chosen is dime is 5/26. The answer is letter c.
Answer:
374p
Step-by-step explanation:
22*17p=374p
For the first question, it's 20/60 (if it's a leap year, but tht doesn't rlly matter). That can be reduced to 1/3. However, there's also 5/60 which is reduced to 1/12. Since 1/3 is bigger than 1/12, he shouldn't expect to be able to get around at least 5 of the days. (But, I'm not exactly sure if this answer is correct. Just guess; there's 50% you'll get it correct and 50% you won't.)
For the second question, you first have to convert '56 out of 64 days' thing to percentage. You do 56/64 x 100 which is 5600/64. That equals to 87.5%. Since 90 > 87.5, the train is more reliable.
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