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Hope this helps...
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I'm assuming your talking about least to greatest, OR greatest to least. If so, that's what I'll do...
Least to Greatest: -1, 3, 5, 17, 20
Greatest to Least: 20, 17, 5, 3, -1
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Unfortunately I did not completely understand the question, for future reference please give AS MUCH detail as possible so that your fellow brainly members can help you ASAP...
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D and E —> substitute the x or y of the point given into the functions to test if it is correct
Answer:
Blank 1: 40
Blank 2: 10
Step-by-step explanation:
You can start by representing the speed of the water as x and the speed of the dolphin as y, and writing an equation.
y+x=50
y-x=30
Adding these two equations together, you get:
2y=80
y=40 for the speed of the dolphin in still water. Now, you an use one of the previous equations to find the speed of the current.
40-x=30
x=10
Hope this helps!
Tomas used incorrectly the rule of signs, the expression should be simplified as follows:
-2.6 + (-5.4)
-2.6 -5.4 = 8
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Here Tomas wants to perform an addition between two numbers:
-2.6 + (-5.4)
And the outcome that Tomas gets is:
-2.6 + (-5.4) = 2.8
Here his mistake seems to bee that he thought the second number was a positive number, and he solved the operation:
-2.6 + 5.4
So, he used wrong the rule of signs.
Remember that the rule of signs says that:
(-)*(+) = (+)*(-) = (-)
Using that, we can rewrite the original expression:
-2.6 + (-5.4)
to:
-2.6 - 5.4
Solving that, we get:
-2.6 - 5.4 = -8
Which is the outcome that Tomas would have gotten if he had used correctly the rule of signs.
If you want to learn more about the rule of signs:
brainly.com/question/13333620
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Answer:
The chi-square null hypothesis for the study that "socioeconomic status is related to smoking behavior" is False
Step-by-step explanation:
The chi-square null hypothesis is false because the chi-square null hypothesis states that no relationship exists on the categorical variables in a population, they are all independent of each other.
