I think the rule has something to do with adding. I noticed that when the input was at 0 the output was 20, When the input was 15 the output was 5, when the input was 8 the output was 12, and so on. I think the rule is, no matter what number is in the input or the output, it must equal 20.
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Answer:
a) Sample A
b) Sample D
Step-by-step explanation:
The sample that will provide the most significance evidence for the claim is the one that has the bigger proportion of US citizens who can name the capital city of Canada.
The sample that has the bigger proportion is Sample A, with p=38/40=0.95.
The samples that have a proportion of 0.75 of less surely will give no evidence for the claim.
The sample D has a proportion of p=27/40=0.675, which is less than 0.75, so it doesn't provide evidence for the claim.
Sample C has a proportion of 0.775. Is very close to 0.75, but its value as evidence depends on the level of significance of the test.
Area = the top semicircle + the rectangle AEBD
= 1/2 pi*6^2 + 6*12 = 128.55 cm^2 to nearest 100th
Perimeter = 6pi + 12 + 2 pi * 3 = 49.70 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
it's something in algebra i don't remember but basically the top number (12) has the x on the bottom which is multiplication and the bottom number (8) has addition so those tell u how ur supposed to get those numbers
so basically u need to find two numbers that add up to 8 and multiply to 12 so the factors are 6 and 2 because 6 • 2 is 12 and 6 + 2 = 8. hope this helps
