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Select all the examples of categorical data. colors number of siblings favorite pet profits genre of music

bulgar [2K]

Answer:

Color, favorite pet, genre of music

Step-by-step explanation:

Categorical variables are simply statistical variables which are non - numeric, usually employed in characterization and groupings based on a certain number of fixed attributes, categories. In the options atated above, the categorical variables fall under a heading with a limited and fixed attributes such as color, pet and genre of music. However, options such as number of siblings and profit are purely numeric variables which can take up any numeric digits and allow for direct numeric computation. They are called quantitative variables.

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3 years ago

Joe's gas tank is 1/4 full. After he buys 6 gallons of gas, it is 5/8 full. How many gallons can Joe's tank hold?

Korolek [52]

Answer:

Amount of gas that can be hold by Joe's tank = 16 gallons.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that Joe's gas tank is 1/4 full. After he buys 6 gallons of gas, it is 5/8 full. Now we need to find about how many gallons can Joe's tank hold.

So let's find change that happened after filling the gas.

Change = (5/8 full) - (1/4 full)

Change = (5/8 - 1/4) full

Change = (5/8 - 2/8) full

Change = (5 - 2)/8 full

Change = 3/8 full

So that means 3/8 full happens in 6 gallons

then 1 full will happen in 6/(3/8) gallons = 6*(8/3) gallons = 48/3 gallons = 16 gallons

So the amount of gas that can be hold by Joe's tank = 16 gallons.

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3 years ago

A tank and a pail contained a total of 962 ml of water. When 250 ml of water was poured from the pail to the tank, the amount of

Allisa [31]

By solving a system of equations, we will see that the pail originally contained 382.9 ml.

<h3>How to write the system of equations?</h3>

First, we need to define the variables, we will use:

T = amount of water in the tank.
P = amount of water in the pail.

First, we know that the total amount of water is 962 ml, then we have:

P + T = 962 ml.

We also know that if we pour 250 ml from the pail to the tank, the amount of water in the tank will be 12 times the amount of water in the pail, this is written as:

T + 250ml = 12*(P - 250ml)

Then the system of equations is:

P + T = 962 ml

T + 250ml = 12*(P - 250ml)

To solve this, first, we need to isolate one of the variables in one of the equations, I will isolate T in the first one:

T = 962 ml - P

Now we replace this into the other equation to get:

(962 ml - P) + 250ml = 12*(P - 250ml)

Now we can solve this for P.

962 ml + 250 ml - P = 12*P - 12*250 ml

1,212 ml - P = 12*P - 3,000 ml

1,212 ml + 3,000 ml = 12*P - P

(4,212 ml)/11 = P = 382.9 ml

So the pail originally contained 382.9 ml

If you want to learn more about systems of equations, you can read:

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2 years ago

Many airline companies have begun implementing fees for checked bags. Economic theory predicts that passengers will respond to t

valentinak56 [21]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a. The hypothesis test is one tailed_____ test.

(Because we check whether sample weight is greater than hence one tailed or right tailed)

The test statistic follows a __t___ distribution.(Because only sample std deviation s is known)

The value of the test statistic is___Mean difference/Std error = $\frac{17.1-16}{\frac{6}{\sqrt{67} } } \\=1.58$ __

b. df = 66

Reject H0 if t ≥ 1.668

c. The p-value is_____0.059444

d. Using the critical value approach, the null hypothesis is _accepted____, because __t <1.668___ Using the p-value approach, the null hypothesis is__accepted___, because__p value <0.05 our significance level.___ Therefore, you __may___ conclude that the mean weight of the airline's passengers' carry-on items has increased after the implementation of the checked-bag fee.

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3 years ago

You are making a cover for the rectangular sofa cushion. How much fabric do you need to cover the entire cushion?

worty [1.4K]

Answer:

Measure the height of the cushion if you are covering a box cushion. Multiply the width of the cushion by two and the depth of the cushion by two, and add those numbers together to figure out how much fabric you will need to make the sides, front and back of the box cushion. Add 2 inches for seam allowances.

Step-by-step explanation:

7 0

2 years ago

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