<span>Both variables are categorical. We analyze an association through a comparison of conditional probabilities and graphically represent the data using contingency tables. Examples of categorical variables are gender and class standing.</span>
Trigonometry:
We know that csc x = 1 / sin x and π = 180°;
sin 5π/ 6 = sin 150° = 1/2
csc 2π / 3 = 1 / sin 120° = 1 / √3/2 = 2 / √3
Finally:
4 · 1/2 + 7 · ( 2 / √3 )² = 2 + 7 · 4/3 =
= 2 + 28/3 = 2 + 9 1/3 = 11 1/3
Answer:
range: {y | y>= -8)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a radical here.
y = root( x + 1) - 8
y is defined as long as x+1 >= 0
so domain must be x > -1
y values would start from -8
and go upward.
range: {y | y>= -8)
I would guess that this is true. assuming that the fraction calculator can handle mixed numbers, there would be no reason to convert to improper fractions before multiplying them
