there are nine ducks and 3 swans
sqrt of 9 equals 3
3 + 9 = 12
In the first digit, there are 6 possibilities. In the second, there are 5, because you can't use the digit you used before. In the third, there are 4, and in the fourth, there are 3. So,
6*5*4*3=360
There are 360 different possible four-digit numbers
Three million five hundred thousand or three and a half million
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Answer: D. Kira used published data that is quantitative.</h3>
The published data refers to the government census info being published online. She did not do an observational study because she didn't go to each household herself (rather let the census workers do that task).
The data is quantitative because she is looking at the number of people living in homes in her city. Quantitative data is simply dealing with quantities or numbers. Contrast this with qualitative data that talks about something like color choice.
Answer:
A= -u²n²t²s²arme²
Step-by-step explanation:
Evaluate m, then set it equal to 15.
=15
Evaluate s, the set it equal to 2.
=2
Simplify unitsareminutes.
−u²n²t²s²arme²
List all the solutions.
BN•N=BN²
m=15 ==15
s=2 2==2
