<u>Answers</u>
1. Minimum = 4
2. First quartile = 6.5
3. Median = 13.5
4. Third quartile = 19
5. Maximum = 20
<u>Explanation</u>
To calculate the measure of central tendency, you first arrange the set of the data in ascending order.
The set of data given will be;
4, 4, 9, 9, 18, 18, 20, 20.
Part 1:
The minimum value of the data is 4.
Part 2:
The first quatile is the median of the lower half which is comprised by:
4, 4, 9, 9
1st quartile = (4+9)÷2
= 13÷2
= 6.5
Part 3:
Median of the data is;
Median = (9+18)÷2
=27÷2
= 13.5
Part 4:
3rd quartile is the median of the upper half which comprises of;
18, 18, 20, 20.
3rd quartile = (18+20)÷2
= 48÷2
= 19
Part 5
The maximum of the set of data is 20.
First, we have to realize that this is factored form, so we have to put this in standard quadratic form using FOIL, which is a rule mandating how we multiply the numbers here. F stands for First, which means the first number inside the parentheses for both of them, then O means the first number in the first quantity(fancy word for parentheses) multiplied by the last number of the second quantity, and so forth. When you are done, you combine like terms
anyway, you end up with x²-12x-189, but you have to inverse all numbers because of the parentheses in front, so it becomes -x²+12x+189.
Now you can find the axis of symmetry uisng the equation -b=2a (oh yeah, I forgot to mention: the standard quadratic form is a(x)²+b(x)+c already). So you do -12 / -2, which then becomes 6.
The axis of symmetry is 6
124 square units
you just have to count the top, bottom, and a side and times by 2
The second option square root of 2^5
