Answer:
You can either do a back to back stem and leaf plot, where you would have double the values. In a normal stem and leaf plot you would just have one set of 3's where you would put all the values that start with 3 in that column. A back to back is the same but instead you would have two 3 values, where anything that is higher than 5 would be in the second value of 3, but anything lower would be in that first value of 3.
Answer:
3+2times 4=34
Step-by-step explanation:
1.] The boundary between two air masses of different density<span>. When it does not move, it's called "stationary"; "warm" when warmer </span>air<span> replaces cooler </span>air<span>; "cold" when cooler </span>air<span> replaces warmer </span>air<span>. Front: The transition zone </span>between two air masses<span> of... Cold front: </span><span>The boundary between two air masses.
2. </span><span>Continental polar (cP) or continental arctic (cA) </span>air masses<span> are cold, dry, and stable. ... Maritime tropical (mT) </span>air masses<span> are warm, moist, and </span>usually<span> unstable. Some maritime tropical </span>air masses<span> originate in the subtropical Pacific Ocean, where it is warm and </span>air<span> must </span>travel<span> a long distance over water.
3.] </span> <span>When a weather front passes over an area, it is marked by changes in temperature, wind speed and direction, atmospheric pressure, and often a change in the precipitation pattern...
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Im pretty sure it is D. The domain is all real numbers, so by plugging in any number of your choice, a point will be plotted.
Answer:99/14
Step-by-step explanation:
33/7÷4/6
33/7×6/4
(33×6)÷(7×4)
198/28
Reduce to lowest term
99/14
