Answer:
It would be the first graph because |x| >5 is solved in two cases
The first case you keep everything the same, just get rid of the absolute value bars
x>5
The second case, you need to switch the sign and make the 5 negative
x<-5
When graphing you want to put an open circle on -5, and 5 because when it is < or > you have an open circle,
You then point the arrows going which ever way your sign is going, this is why the -5 is going to the left because the < sign is pointing left, and same with the 5, the arrow is going right because the > sign is pointing right
Hope this helps ;)
Answer:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
angle 3 and 6 are alternate angles.
alternate angles have the following characteristics:
1. they are inside the parallel lines
2. they are on opposite sides of the transversal
3. they are EQUAL
another example of alternate angles is angle 4 and angle 5
Answer:
1+7=8
Step-by-step explanation:
I hope it helps
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Answer:
x=-8
(-8,-7)
Step-by-step explanation:
–9x + 9y = 9
–9x + 9(-7) = 9 (y=-7)
-9x-63=9
Both side +63
-9x=63+9
-9x=72
Both side divide -9
x=-8
y=-7
(-8,-7)
Answer:
The type of sampling used is the Cluster sampling technique.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Random Sampling
In random sampling, each passenger would have an equal chance of being surveyed. If this particular scenario wanted to use random sampling, they would have used computer generated random passenger numbers and surveyed them, not just passengers all on the same bus picked randomly.
- Systematic sampling is easier than random sampling. In systematic sampling, a particular number, n, is counted repeatedly and each of the nth passengers is picked to be sampled.
- Convenience Sampling
This is the worst sampling technique. It is also the easiest. In Convenience sampling, the surveyor just surveys the first set of passengers that they find.
- Stratified Sampling
Stratified sampling divides the population into groups called strata. A sample is taken from each of these strata using either random, systematic, or convenience sampling.
- Cluster sampling
Cluster Sampling divides the population into groups which are called clusters or blocks (the different buses). The clusters are selected randomly, and every element in the selected clusters is surveyed (each passenger on the selected buses, is surveyed!). Evidently the answer to the question!
