A qualitative statement is one that can't be measured. For example, how soft my hair is or how smooth my skin is. (or yours :D)
An example of a qualitative statement would be:
His hair is so soft.
Answer:
Amy should not use her previous luck of rolling a 3 four times because theoretical probability remains the same even after an event favoring one side has occurred by chance.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that this number cube has 6 sides, there is only 1 side that has a 3 on it. For this reason, every time the cube is rolled there is a 1 in 6 chance that the number will be a 3. If she rolls the number cube 240 times, 1 out of 6 rolls would be a 3. This means that 240/6 equals the number of times she would get a 3. Moreover, Amy would role the number 3 on 40 different times after rolling the cube for a total of 240.
The correct label could be MN or NM
It doesn't matter because the line could be going left or right.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a system of equations, you can
- rewrite one of the equations and write the sum of two equations instead of the second equation;
- rewrite one of the equations and write the difference of two equations instead of the second equation;
- rewrite one of the equations and write the sum of the first equation multiplied by one nonzero number and the second equation multiplied by another nonzero number instead of the second equation.
These actions are called elementary row operations. Elementary operations with system of equations do not change the solution set.
Answer:
$19.09
Step-by-step explanation:
We just have to substitute t(minutes) for 173
0.08(173) + 5.25
13.84 + 5.25 = 19.09
His monthly bill would be $19.09
Nineteen dollars and 9 cents
