The range of the function in the graph given can be expressed as: D. 20 ≤ s ≤ 100.
<h3>What is the Range and Domain of a Function?</h3>
All the possible set of x-values that are plotted on the horizontal axis (x-axis) are the domain of a function. In order words, they are the inputs of the function.
On the other hand, all the corresponding set of x-values that are plotted on the vertical axis (y-axis) are the range of a function. In order words, they are the outputs of the function.
In the graph given below that shows a function, s is plotted on the vertical axis (y-axis), and its values starts from 20, up to 100. The range can be said to be all values of s that are from 20 to 100.
Therefore, the range of the function in the graph given can be expressed as: D. 20 ≤ s ≤ 100.
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The second one is a perfect square trinomial
X^2+16x+64
Answer:the equation is 72-b=p so if 50 bring theirs 22 will be provided for or if 60 12 will be provided for
Step-by-step explanation:so this is the simple equation they wanted
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
I just learned about this yesterday. The line inside of the box is the median. The left side of the box, on the number 2, is the lower quartile. The dot on the line to the left, outside of the box, is above the smallest value. The right side of the box is the upper quartile. The line outside of the box on the right is the highest value. Hope this helps!
The sample size must be 543 so the sample proportion is will not differ by 5%
We are given the following in the question:
Margin of error = 5%
Confidence interval:
p ±z√(p'(1 - p')/n)
Margin of error =
p = ±z√(p'(1 - p')/n)
Since no particular proportion is given, we take
p' = 0.5
Z critical at α 0.02 is ± 2.33
Putting values, we get,
p = ±z√(p'(1 - p')/n)
2.33 x √(0.5(1 - 0.5)/n)
√n = 2.33x 0.5/0.05
n = 542.89 = 543
Thus, the sample size must be 543 so the sample proportion is will not differ by 5%
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