1. The results are nowhere near to being statistically significant.
2. The results are almost but not quite statistically significant.
3. The results are just barely statistically significant.
4. The results are strongly statistically significant.
A group of 10 people is choosing a chairperson and vice-chairperson. They put all 10 people's names into a hat. The first name drawn becomes chair. The second name drawn becomes vice-chair. How many possible combinations of chair and vice-chair are there?
1. 19
2. 90
3. 100
4. 10! (10 factorial)
1.y=-7x-2
2.y=-4x+10
next time juust plug the numberes in for example for the first one right the y=mx+b then plug in 5 for the y and -1 for the x then -7 for the m then solve
Answer
no he gave him a dollar extra. if his total is 38.70 and gave 50 if you subtract it would be 11.30 not 12.30
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