These government rules are called regulations.
The length of time in minutes a person talks on their phone daily is an example of a(n) <u>continuous variable</u> and the scale of measurement is a <u>ratio</u>.
Continuous Variables A variable is said to be continuous if it can take an infinite number of real numbers within a given interval. For example, consider the height of a student. Height cannot take a value. Must not be negative and must not exceed 3 meters. So, at the macroscopic level, examples of continuous variables are mass, temperature, energy, velocity, length, etc.
A continuous variable is a variable that can have any value within a range. Continuous variables are also considered metric or quantitative variables. A variable can have an infinite number or infinite values between two specified points.
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Nathan did not share the same interests with the seniors and did not speak on a level they could understand
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A bias is a <em>prejudice</em> against a person, group of people, a fact or an idea which tends to be considered unfair.
<em>" The world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here..." </em>- this sentence is carrying a biased vision of the reception of these words. It implies that the world will not care about the words spoken here, nor will they be remembered for long. The bias here is a mere assumption and not a real fact, it puts a negative impact on the statement and it jumps too quickly to a unfair conclusion.
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A murder has been committed and there is no trace of the true killer. DNA proves that 7,472 people were present when the murder occurred... but is that true? Turns out the that the murderer killed the victim with a chemical substance, so no blood was present. The suspect also used vacuum dust from a hotel that contained 7,472 DNA's of other people, and one of them is the killer. Turns out to be that the killer used "cyanide" as a weapon of the victims death. But who is it?
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