Answer:
Question 1: 11%
Question 2: 89%
Question 3: 43%
Question 4: 11%
Step-by-step explanation:
Looking at picture 1, we need to find the crossing point between -1.2 and 0.05. That has 0.1056, which is the same as 10.56%. 10.56% rounds to 11%, so C is our answer.
Picture 2 has the same chart, but we just need to find the inverse, since the inequality sign is flipped. 100 - 10.56 is 89.44%, which rounds to 89%, so D is the answer for Picture 2.
Picture 3 has two tables. 0.73 has 76.73% and -0.41 has 34.09%. Subtract 34.09% from 76.73% to get 42.64% That rounds to 43%, so A is the answer.
Picture 4 essentially has the same expression as Picture 2 (only the sign has switched): P(z ≥ 1.25). The meeting point is 89.44%. Now, subtract that from 100 to get 10.56%, which rounds to 11%. C is our answer for Picture 4.
I hope this helps you! ^w^
Answer:
66.4°
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the angle XYZ, we are to use sine rule. For this, we have to first find ∠Z.
Given that: ∠X = 90° (right angle), XY = 6 cm, YZ = 15 cm. Hence:

∠X + ∠Y + ∠Z = 180° (sum of angles in a triangle)
90 + ∠Y + 23.6 = 180
113.6 + ∠Y = 180
∠Y = 180 - 113.6
∠Y = 66.4°
∠Y = ∠XYZ = 66.4°
The answer is nucleus. The nucleus acts as the control center of a cell.
Answer:
E. a contingency table
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to identify the number of variables in the survey. The choice of graphical display depends on the number of variables and their types.
The survey was conducted to study the relationship between:
1) Whether the family is buying or renting their homes
This is a categorical variable with 2 possible options
2) Marital Status of the Parents
This is also a categorical variable with 4 possible options: Married, single, divorced, and widowed
This means, we have to display 2 categorical variables side by side, showing their relationship. To display such data we always use a contingency table.
A contingency table or a 2-way table is a type of Frequency Distribution that is used to summarize the relationship between two or more Categorical Variables. Its similar to matrix form i.e. in form of rows and columns of a table. The minimum size is 2 rows and 2 columns.
An example of the contingency table that can be drawn for a data collected in a similar survey is shown in the image below.