Answer:
Cross Sectional
Step-by-step explanation:
A cross sectional is one in which an association is developed between a risk factor or an outcome.
In the given question the device is used to record the viewing habits of about 2500 households, and the data collected today will be used to determine the proportion of households tuned to a particular news program. There will be risk factor in today's research with the future developed program which will the outcome.
For example there are 20 students in my class who cannot write. So I develop a program to help them write. But the next year there may not be any student who would require such help.So there's a risk factor associated with the outcome.
Cross sectional results are recorded in a two ways table showing do's and don'ts.
Answer:
B. -10 its a negative number
The multiplier to get from 6 * ... to 15 is 15/6.
If 6 * 15/6 = 15, then 20 * 15/6 = 50, answer B.
Answers: Choice A and Choice C
Saying "$45 per ticket" is the same as saying "$45 for every single ticket" or "one ticket costs $45"
Similarly, "30 seats for every row" is equivalent to "each row has 30 seats"
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choices B and D aren't unit rates because the second value mentioned isn't 1. You would have to divide to get to a unit rate.
choice B: 5/3 = 1.67 so there are roughly 1.67 shows every week
choice D: 100/5 = 20 meaning its $20 per ticket
