Answer:
Q1. m=8
Q2. Divide by -5
Q3. It's being divided by 5
Q4. It is being multiplied by -5
Answer:
the distance between the points is about 9.2 units
Step-by-step explanation:
It is well you should not understand it. <em>No question is asked</em>.
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The answer choices suggest you are to find the distance between the two points. There is only one choice in a reasonable range: 9.2 units.
Each point is more than 2 units from any axis, so 2 units is clearly not the answer. The size of the graph is much less than 81 units, so clearly that is not the answer.
The difference of coordinates in the x-direction is 6; in the y-direction the difference is 7 units. The distance between the points will be more than the longest of these (7) and less than about 1.5 times that (10.5). Only one choice is in this range: 9.2 units.
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The Pythagorean theorem is used to calculate the distance between points. The distance is considered to be the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs of lengths equal to the differences of coordinates. Here, that means the distance (d) is ...
d² = 6² + 7² = 36 +49 = 85
d = √85 ≈ 9.2 . . . . grid squares, or "units"
Assessing the regression model on data other than the sample data that was used to generate the model is known as cross-validation
<h3>How to complete the blank?</h3>
From the question, we have the following highlights:
- Sample data, not used
- The model is a regression model
When the sample data is not used in a regression model, then the term is known as cross-validation.
Hence, the term that completes blank is cross-validation
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Answer:
The answer is D(20)
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't know the exact algebraic explanation, however, this is how I did it.
If you divide the second equation into seperate twos, you will get 2*2*2*2*2*2 = 
Therefore, 
meaning that x is equal to 6. Now The next bit is trial and error, 20-6=14. 
Last thing to do is to add x+y=6+14. That is why the answer is 20.
If you wait a bit longer, someone will probably have a more algebraic explanation, however, you stated you only needed the answer so I hope this helped.
