Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: Answer:
There is moderate level of overlap between the two data sets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Overlap of data sets.
Overlap measures the degree of duplication that exists within data sets.
It is an indicator of the degree to which data are identical.
We are given two data sets in the question.
We have to find the amount of overlap in data set 1 and in data set 2.
There are 8 data points in data set 1 as shown in the image.
There are 8 data points in the data set 2 as shown in the image.
Out of the 8 data points for both data set 1 and data set 2, 5 data points overlap each other on 6, 7, 8 and 9.
Thus, we could say there is moderate level of overlap between the two data sets.
(x cookies) / (23 students - (12/2) students) = 2 cookies per student
[x / (23 - 6)] cookies per student = 2 cookies per student
23 students * (2 cookies per students) - 12 cookies = x cookies
The "students" unit cancels
46 cookies - 12 cookies = x cookies
x cookies = 34 cookies
Answer:
He would make $36 for 12 pounds of strawberries
He would make $196 for 49 pounds of blueberries
He would make 3S if he sold S pounds of strawberries
He would make 4B if he sold B pounds of blueberries
Working:
We know that strawberries are $3/pound so $3 x 12pounds = $36
We know that blueberries are $4/pound so $4 x 49pounds = $196
The letters represent the amount of pounds of fruit being bought so the calculation for that is ($ x pounds) so you would write this but without assigning a numerical value to the amount. So if the strawberries are $3/pound and Luke sold ‘s’ pounds then it would be 3S (or 3xS but that is already assumed). The same goes for the blueberries. We know that they are $4/pound so it would be 4B.
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