No, it does not and it's not supposed to. A trend line is drawn to go through in the best way possible, to go through the "center" of the points as best as it can. It may hit some of the points, but not all of them. Generally, the idea is to try to get the trend line to have as many points "above" it as it does "below" it to say you've gone through them evenly.
San 13/15, John 69%, Phillip 12/18. When you divide 13/15 you'll get 86. When you divide 12/18 you'll get 66.
Answer:
inflation is cause of change of price
Step-by-step explanation:
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14. 13.65
15. 7.53
17. 0.0371
18. 0.81
19. 0.864
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Answer:
Answer B
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that the quotient of f(x)/g(x) is:
therefore, this new function imposes conditions due to the fact that it has a square root in the numerator and a binomial in the denominator both with the variable x. Then, in order for the root in the numerator to be defined, the argument inside the root must be larger than or equal to zero. That is:
So, this condition must be satisfied by the x-values of the domain.
Then we have the binomial in the denominator, which in order to be defined needs to be different from zero. Notice that the only x-value that could cause problems (render zero) is:
Then,
So we have to eliminate the number 1 from the previous subset that required x smaller than or equal to 2.
The way to represent this Domain is then: