Need to develop a contingency table (often used for calculating probabilities when the focus is on conditional probability).
The nurse is either M or F.
The nurse either has a BS degree or does not.
Since there are 125 female nurses, and 56 of those held bachelors degrees, that leaves (125-56), or 69, who did not hold bachelors degrees. Complete this table. I found that there are 75 male nurses and 125 female nurses. Note that 75 and 125 add up to 200 (which is the given number of nurses).
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More specifically, these two triangles are congruent by the SAS congruence theorem. SAS stands for Side Angle Side.
- The first "S" is the pair of sides that have double tickmarks
- The "A" refers to the congruent vertical angles
- The second "S" is the pair of sides that have triple tickmarks
Answer:
The last choice is the one you want
Step-by-step explanation:
If you plug in the values of x to our rational function, the y values you get back match those in the last choice. The limit is -4; we see that as our x value approach 0 (but cannot equal 0!!), the y values get closer and closer to -4. So that's the limit!
Step-by-step explanation:
(-2, 5)=35.00 Php agency daily expensive weekly 30-40-70=13858
F(x)= 0.018x, for 0≤x≤500
f(x)= (0.018×500) +0.056(x-500), for x>500