Answer:
In the graph attached there is a sample generated with a correlation coefficient r=-0.5.
Step-by-step explanation:
A value of r that is -0.5 shows that there is a certain correlation and that this correlation is negative.
As there are no examples in this question, I searched for a generator of random samples with a user-input correlation coefficient between the two variables.
In the graph attached there is a sample generated with a correlation coefficient r=-0.5.
Do you need this solved in a specific way? Solving for y you get 3/2
Answer:
$1,592.74
Martha will need to pay $1,592.74 more
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the compound interest/inflation formula;
A = P(1+r)^(t)
Where;
A = final value
P = initial value = $10,000
r = inflation rate = 3% = 0.03
t = time = 5 years
Substituting the values;
A = $10,000(1+0.03)^(5)
A = $11592.740743
A = $11,592.74
How much more will Martha need to save;
C = final value - initial value = A - P
C = $11,592.74 - $10,000
C = $1,592.74
Martha will need to pay $1,592.74 more
Answer:
110 degrees, 84 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Picture 1:
See attached image for the angles I am referencing.
measure of angle a= measure of the 110 degree angle because of corresponding angles
measure of angle b=measure of angle a because of vertical angles
Therefore, through transitivity, we can state that the measure of
angle b= angle a= 110 degrees
Picture 2:
angle x=84 degree angle through alternate interior angles.