The size of the overall population is <u>not important</u> in determining the reliability of a poll.
<h3>What is the purpose of the overall population in a poll?</h3>
The overall population that a poll is based on does not have anything significant to do with the poll itself which means that it is not important in determining reliability.
This is because the poll uses a sample of the population and not the population itself.
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Answer:
#1 is 39
#2 is 10 1/2
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Answer:
Translate from words to mathematical equation.
"n is m% of what?"
m% = m/100
what = a variable ... "x". for example.
"is" means "="
"of" means multiply
n = (m/100)•x
The answer would be (8pi +12) in^2
This is because to solve for the semicircle the equation is:
1/2*pi*r^2 1/2*pi*16
And the equation for the triangle is:
1/2*hb*h 1/2*8*3
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Answer:
[-8,8]
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