Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is the last answer choice.
g(x) = 
We don't even have to look at the numbers to tell that this is the correct answer. We look at what is being placed there.
The equation for a transformed function is:
f(x) = 
a determines the scale of the graph and whether the graph opens up or down.
h determines whether the graph shifts left or right.
k determines whether the graph shifts up or down.
We see that there is a -1 for a, which means the graph will be facing downwards. We see a 2 for where h is, but it really is a -2, and when it becomes a positive after simplifying, the graph will shift to the left.
k is a positive 1, so the graph will be shifted up 1 unit.
<u>Thus, the answer is the last answer choice.</u>
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Answer:
draw a number line from 66 to 81
make your minimum 67
lower quartile should be on 70
the median on 77
upper quartile and maximum on 80
(note that your upper quartile and maximum is both on 80 so there won't be an extension as you normally would see on a box plot)
You can search up "box plot" and go on images to see what i mean
(copy and pasted from your last post!)
Step-by-step explanation:
I can probably help on part 4 and send a sketch but I currently can't use my phone to send a pic and I am currently on my desktop :'(
I rlly hope you do well! Don't lose hope! <3
(also like ur pfp, i enjoyed the anime too ahehe)
Answer:
the other answer is a scam or virus they keep doing that
Step-by-step explanation:
if you already clicked on it welp hope
answer: Larger the MAD tells us that the ages of swimmer are far from the mean age. Thus means is not a relevant indicator for the data.
explonation:
We know that the mean absolute deviation (MAD) helps to know whether the mean of a data is a worthy indicator for the data values.
The larger the MAD tells us the values are spread out far from the mean .
Also, larger the MAD makes the mean less worthy as an indicator of the data elements within the data set.
Answer:
They are the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the commutative property, switching the order of this will not change the outcome.
