Answer:
Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
A does not have an x that has 2 or more outputs
The answer is b both shapes are similar.<span />
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:No. A strong correlation does not imply causation.
Step-by-step explanation:
Cause and effect relationship is not explained by correlations. A cause and effect relationship can only be established by carrying out carefully controlled experiments.
Hence, a strong correlation between the the intake of soda and accidents does not necessarily imply that soda intake causes accident.
A lurking variable in this study may be the speed of the drivers. A lurking variable is not controlled but significantly impacts results obtained from the study.
Since the speed of the drivers is not strictly controlled, it may just be a lurking variable.
