Step-by-step explanation:
Using the vertical line test, we can see which lines are functions, and which are not. If a vertical line were to hypothetically appear, would it touch more than one part of the line? If so, it is not a function.
The lines outlined in a black box are the correct answers.
The answer is D. Because the sq. rt. of 1 is 1, the sq. rt. of 9 is 3, and the sq. rt. of 25 is 5. When you take the sq. rt. of 50 you get 7.071067.
Answer:
Throw this sample out and start over again with a better sampling method
Step-by-step explanation:
Biased sampling leads wrong results, since the sample doesn't represent the population which is aimed to be surveyed. Higher/lower confidence level or t distribution cannot correct it.
Confidence level gives the probability of rejecting null hypothesis while it is true. And t-interval is used when the sample size is small or population standard deviation is unknown.
Before choosing confidence level or type of the statistic to infer results, one must follow random sampling not biased.
Notes separated by a perfect fifth have a frequency ratio of 3:2.
The frequency of the note a perfect fifth below B3 will be
246.94×2/3 = 164.62667
The appropriate choice is ...
164.63 Hz
I’m pretty sure you just start solving for x like
x2 + 4 = x - 1
so on and so on
