I'm pretty sure it's 114 miles.
Is there more to this problem? By saying f(4), you'd be inputting a 4 for every variable x. There is not enough info here to answer the question.
Answer: Biased sample
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a biased sample because only students with strong opinions are likely going to volunteer or show interest in representing the school at the board meeting. This sample is a voluntary type sample, and at such the conclusion is not valid. This sample is biased because a group or population of students have a higher or lower sampling probability.
The slope between the points (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) is
slope=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
(0,6) and (5,-4)
x1=0
y1=6
x2=5
y2=-4
slope=(-4-6)/(5-0)=-10/5=-2
slope=-2
If you apply the or both
Only 1 of the students would need to know the "or both", therefore maximizing the remaining amount of students you can put in.
Gerald, let's call him, knows French AND German, so there's only one less student that knows french and german. Gerald is 1 student.
MAXIMUM:
There are now 14 monolinguistic French speakers and 16 monolinguistic German's, 30 students + Gerald=31.
Minimum:
As a bonus, the minimum is 15 students knowing french AND German and only 2 monolinguistic German speakers, so 17.
