Diane's question is not a statistical question because there <u>is not</u> variability in the response, and because data <u>has</u> to be collected to answer it.
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Step-by-step explanation:It says:
There are 3 strawberry yoghurts, 2 peach yoghurts and 4 cherry yoghurts in a fridge.
Kate takes a yoghurt at random from the fridge.
She eats the yoghurt.
She then takes a second yoghurt at random from the fridge.
Work out the probability that both yoghurts were the same flavour.
You have to go through your x-axis and up or down you y-axis and then determine if the end point are on the right plot form
Answer:
B) 8 and 24.
Step-by-step explanation:
Just by looking at the answer choices, since one number must be three times the other, we can determine that the correct answer is B.
Regardless, let's work this out mathematically. Let the first number be <em>a</em> and the second number be <em>b</em>.
Their difference is 16. Hence:

The first number is three times the second number. So:

Substitute:

Solve for <em>b</em>. Subtract:

And divide both sides by two:

So, the second number is 8.
And since the first number is three times the second, the first number is 24.
Our answer is B as expected.