The answer is letter d) 3
Answer:
- Population: Soil around a former waste dump
- Parameter: Concentrations of toxic chemicals
- Sample frame: Accessible soil around dump
- Sample: 16 soil samples
- Method: Unclear
- Bias: Uncertain if soil samples were randomly chosen
Step-by-step explanation:
The above answer explanation can be more clear by understanding that the population is the soil around the former waste dump and the samples are 16 which were taken from EPA.In report, the method is unclear too.
Answer:
±1, ±11, ±1/5, ±11/5
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = 5x³ - 7x + 11
constant term: 11
leading coefficient: 5
factors of the constant term: ±1, ±11
factors of the leading coefficient: ±1, ±5
possible rational roots = factors of the constant term/factors of the leading coefficient = ±1, ±11, ±1/5, ±11/5
Answer:
40.56 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
The perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the "sides" of this figure. Starting from the left side and working clockwise, the sum is ...
P = left side (8 ft) + top side (10 ft) + semicircle (1/2×8 ft×π) + bottom side (10 ft)
= 28 ft + 4π ft
= (28 +12.56) ft
P = 40.56 ft
Answer:
Going horizontally,
Q1 a) x = 133°
Q1 b) x = 59°
Q1 c) x = 189°
Q1 d) x = 32°
Q1 e) x = 72°
Q1 f) x = 36°
Q2 a) x = 53°
Q2 b) x = 94°
Q2 c) x = 10°
Workings out:
To work out the interior angles, you need to know that angles on a straight line add up to 180°. In addition, you also need to know that angles around a point add up to 360°. When you need to find a missing angle, if the angle is on a line or in a triangle, take whatever value/values the angle/angles you have are and take it away from 180°. If the angle is around a point, (or in a square, where all angles are the same anyway) add however many values you have for the angles then take that away from 360°. Hope this helps! :)
