Answer:
The quotient of n and 6 is n/6, as quotient means divide.
for example, if it was "the quotient of 24 and 6", it would be 24/6, which is 4.
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There is a positive, linear relationship between the correct and guessed calories. The guessed calories for 5 oz. of spaghetti with tomato sauce and the cream-filled snack cake are unusually high and do not appear to fit the overall pattern displayed for the other foods. The correlation is r = 0.825 . This agrees with the positive association observed in the plot; it is not closer to 1 because of the unusual guessed calories for spaghetti and cake. The fact that the guesses are all higher than the true calorie count does not influence the correlation. The correlation r would not change if every guess were 100 calories higher. The correlation r does not change if a constant is added to all values of a variable because the standardized values would be unchanged. The correlation without these two foods is r = 0.984 . The correlation is closer to 1 because the relationship is much stronger without these two foods.
Answer:
The second table.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the first table, the speed goes from 45 down to 43; then down to 41; then up to 42; then up to 43. It decreases and then increases. This is not the correct table.
In the second table, the speed goes from 45 up to 47; then up to 49; then down to 48; then down to 47. It increases and then decreases; this is the correct table.
To verify, we check the last two tables. The third table stays at 45, then decreases to 43 and 41. This is not correct.
The last table decreases from 45 to 43, then decreases to 41, then stays constant. This is not correct.
The second table is the only correct one.
