The batting average of a baseball player is classified as a numeric continuous variable.
<h3>What are categorical and numerical variables?</h3>
- Categorical variables assume labels, for example, good or bad.
- Numerical variables assume numbers, as it own name says.
A batting average is given by the <u>number of hits divided by the number of at bats</u>, hence it is a numeric value.
<h3>What are continuous and discrete variables?</h3>
- Continuous variables assume real values.
- Discrete variables assume integer values.
The batting average is a real number, hence it is also a continuous variable.
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Answer: 2
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i think its 21 or 576
Step-by-step explanation: you add the numbers or you multiply them
Reflected across the x-axis, the function becomes
... g(x) = -f(x) = -20 +4x
This models the situation in which the car is driving in reverse, is accelerating (velocity is becoming less negative), and comes to a stop in 5 seconds.
Of the choices offered, the best seems to be ...
... b. the car immediately begins to accelerate at the same rate it had previously decelerated.
