Mode is the most repeated number.
21
Problem One
The volume of a cone is
V= 1/3 * pi * r^2 * h
h = 20 so
V = 1/3 * pi * r^2 * 20 Multiply by 3
3V = pi * r^2 * 20 Divide by 20*pi
3V/(20*pi) = r^2 Take the square root of both sides.
√(3V/(20*pi) ) = √r^2 Switch
√r^2 = √(3V/(20*pi) )
r = √(3V/(20*pi) )
A is wrong because it is taking the cube root to find r. Only the square root is needed.
C is wrong because the right side is a square root, not squared.
D is wrong because it is the reciprocal (up side down) of the answer.
The answer is B.
Problem Two
Before you do anything else, find out what she charges for 1 dog.
27 dogs = 324
1 dog = x Cross multiply
27x = 324 Divide by 27
x = 324 / 27 Do the division
x = 12 dollars for 1 dog.
Now you can look at the graph. Plot the following points (x < 16)
Number dogs Amount
1 12
3 36
5 60
That's enough to get the line which I've given you below.
Damage to brand reputation.
Answer:
mean average = 2542.5 mg
1330 mg
Explanation:
The patient's average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days can be calculated by taking the mean average of the sample amounts given over the number of the total days.


mean average = 2542.5 mg
Therefore the patient's average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days = 2542.5 mg
What is the patient’s average daily intake of sodium for those 4 days?
What would his 5th day sodium intake need to be to drop him below an average of 2300 mg
given that mean average = 2300; we can also determine the fifth day sodium intake as follows:




y = 1330 mg
Hence, his sodium intake for the fifth day will be 1330 in order to drop him below an average of 2300 mg
Finance and Administration
The Finance and Administration Section Chief of the Incident Command System is split into four units:
1. Time Unit
Responsibility: Time recording of personnel
2. Procurement Unit
Responsibility: Contracts of Equipment rental supply
3. Compensation/ Claims Unit
Responsibility: Claims, Records, Compensation of workers
4. Cost Unit
Responsibility: Estimates collections. Monitor incident cost