First to solve this problem you need to identify a variable to write the inequality.
Let
x = number of points that Carter scores.
The inequality can then be written as:
x> 100
answer:
an inequality to show how may points Carter needs to earn is
x> 100
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the number of computers Grade 3 and grade 4 has and y be the numbers of computers the rest of school has.
Then, x= Grade 3 computers +Grade 4 computers.
And y = Total computers - x
Therefore, The equations can be used to find how many computers the rest of the school has.
Answer:
So first blank=6
Second blank=0
Third blank=-5
Fourth blank=6
Step-by-step explanation:
It is a horizontal line so the equation is just going to be
.
So it will be
We are going to do the point-slope form too as I requested.
Point-slope form is .
We have m=0 since you said the slope was 0 and since it said your have a horizontal line (which means the slope slope or m is 0).
You also that it contains the point .
So our line in point-slope form is .
Solution :
1. A chart monitoring the object counts with some specific characteristic during the time period and/or some of consistent amount area -- c. c - chart
2. A chart which monitors the subgroup variations within the range of subgroups -- a. R chart
3. The chart monitoring the variation of within subgroup to that of the standard deviations of the subgroups -- d. s chart
4. The chart which monitors the objects' proportion from the sample size of n which does or does not have any particular characteristics -- g. p chart
5. The chart monitoring the averages between the subgroup of the quantitative characteristic keys -- b. x-"bar" chart