Answer:
338 different options we will have to choose from.
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of base drinks = 13
Numbers of flavors = 26
If we can select 1 base and 1 flavor.
For every base drink we have 26 flavors.
Then for each 13 base drinks we will have 26 flavors.
So, number of options if we have If we select 1 base and 1 flavor:
338 different options we will have to choose from.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Because every neighbor can give a different answer
Edgar will get more information by asking that question
Answer:
D. Only one cleaning product was asked about in the survey.
Any given company can use more than one cleaning product or even use a combination of different cleaning products. The question was not specific enough, since it should have probably asked which cleaning products are used and which ones are used more frequently.
Step-by-step explanation:
the other options are wrong because:
- A. Only 50 cleaning services were surveyed. ⇒ This actually would increase the validity of the claim because it satisfies the the condition for a valid confidence interval [np and n(1 - p) are larger than 10]-
- B. Cleaning services were selected at random. ⇒ This actually would increase the validity of the claim.
- C. A well-known company conducted the survey. ⇒ This actually would increase the validity of the claim.
Answer:
8.6
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to use the Patagorean theorem! :) Just do seven squared and five squared add them up and then square root them!!
