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Answer:
There are 60 monkeys in the Zoo
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the number of monkeys in a Zoo given some information to use.
Let’s have the total number of monkeys be m.
60% are going monkeys. This means number of young monkeys is 0.6m.
The number of baby and old monkeys is obviously 0.4m.
Ratio of baby to old monkeys is 3:1. This means if we splitter 0.4m into 4, number of baby monkeys is 0.3m while number of old monkeys is 0.1m
Now, subtracting the number of baby monkeys from young monkeys give a total of 18 monkeys.
Let’s project this mathematically;
This means ;
0.6m - 0.3m = 18
0.3m = 18
m = 18/0.3
m = 60
There are 60 monkeys in the zoo
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
|-7|=7
|8|=8
7+8=15
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Answer:
This is known as Data dredging.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order for any statistical analysis to be significant, a researcher has to first generate a hypothesis.
Data dredging is trying to uncover patterns in data that can be presented statistically without devising a clear hypothesis by use data mining. It is also referred to as data fishing or p-hacking.
In this case any correlation (relationship between cause-effect)will be purely by chance.
Therefore, the investigator is Data dredging
Yes I agree with that because you combined the terms in the monomial correctly and the degree of the monomial was greater then the degree of any other mono/binomials in the polynomial
