If your surveys are the following:
A. A survey of 110 teachers showed that 28 of them have a second job.
<span>B. A survey of 90 teachers showed that 27 of them have a second job. </span>
<span>C. A survey of 70 teachers showed that 21 of them have a second job. </span>
<span>D. A survey of 80 teachers showed that 32 of them have a second job.
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Then the answer is B and C
Answer:
<m is equal to the measure of <Z
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of the candy is not m&m's.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Total pieces of candy = 140
Number of m&m's = 35
Fraction = 
Fraction = 
Both 35 and 140 are multiples of 7, therefore,
Fraction of m&m's = 
As the number of m&m's fraction and not m&m's fraction will make a total of 1, therefore
fraction of m&m's + fraction of not m&m's = 1
fraction of not m&m's = 1 - fraction of m&m's
fraction of not m&m's = 
fraction of not m&m's =
of the candy is not m&m's.
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For this case the first thing we must observe is that the mass increases 0.4 grams when the diameter increases 1 millimeter.
Therefore, the slope of the line is given by:
m = 0.4
Thus, the function that best suits the table is given by:
f (x) = -4 + 0.4x
For example, for x = 20 we have:
f (20) = -4 + 0.4 (20)
f (20) = -4 + 8
f (20) = 4
The result, matches the table.
Answer:
The function that is best represented by the scatter plot is:
f (x) = -4 + 0.4x
Given:
Right Rectangular Prism.
It has its length, width, and height.
Surface area of a right rectangular prism has this formula:
SA = 2 (wl + hl + hw)
Volume of a right rectangular prism has this formula
V = whl
Formula of Surface Area is different from Volume.
Surface
area measures the area the whole rectangular prism surface. It computes
for the area of all 6 faces that a right rectangular prism has.
Volume measures the area within the rectangular prism. It is the space that is enclosed within the rectangular prism.
