Answer:
i am not sure maybe look it up on google
Step-by-step explanation:
Roosters to chickens is 2 to 8
That means where there are 2 roosters, there are 8 chickens.
Simplify the ratio 2:8
The ratio can be simplified to 1:4
So, for 1 rooster, there are 4 chickens.
Now, the question says that if there are 5 roosters, how many chickens will there be?
1 rooster to 4 chickens
5 roosters to ? chickens
We went from 1 rooster to 5 rooster. We multiplied by 5.
To find out how many chickens there are for 5 roosters, multiply 4 chickens by 5.
4 * 5 = 20
Where there are 5 roosters, there will be
20 chickens.
Another way to solve is as follows:

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Answer:
Yes. There is a bias in the selected sample.
Step-by-step explanation:
Population of interest = undergraduate students at the university
Respondents to email requests = 2,000 students
Sample size = 100 students
Sample is based on the 2,000 respondents.
Therefore, sample is biased.
b) A sampling method is said to be biased if it systematically favors a group. By making some members of the student population systematically more likely to be selected in a sample than others, there is an occurrence of sampling bias. Usually, findings from biased samples can only be generalized to populations that share characteristics with the sample and to the entire population of interest.
1. 24/(63%-59%)= 24/4%= 6,so the phone drop one charge every 6 minutes of listening to top pop.
42/6=7(the percentage consumed in 42 minutes)
46%-7=39%(percentage of battery left)
2. 76%-16%=50%(percentage of battery consumed after watching 3 episodes of "the haunted cave")
80x100%=8.000%(maximum percentage of battery at which the phone can be charged 80 times)
8000%/50=160(episodes of "the haunted cave" the monkey can watch)
3.idk the answer, sorry
Answer:
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