A statistical question is a question that is based off of data. People commonly use numerical data as well. It’s common for a statistical question to have more than one answer. This is because all the data is recorded and used into central tendency data.
Answer:
l-4l+l-3l??
Step-by-step explanation:
21,618.........................
Answer:
1. =
2. <
3. <
Step-by-step explanation:
Note: When comparing decimals you always place both decimals right above each other.
1 is equal to because once you put a 0 behind the 2.1 they are both the same.
2.10
2.1 <add 0 as space holder
2 is less than because they are both negative you are looking for which one is closest to zero.
-4.5 <add 0 as place holder
-4.25 <closest to zero
3 is less than because
(pie) equals 3.141592654 which is less than 3.2.
3.141 <do not need to add whole decimal
3.2 <add two 0's as a placeholder
Answer: 4:1
Step-by-step explanation: I think the answer is 4:1. I think this because 20% of 2500, would be 500. So 2500-500=2000. So the ratio would be 2000:500. Then we simplify 2000:500, by dividing 2000 by 500, and dividing 500 by 500. 500 / 500 = 1. 2000 / 500 = 4, so the answer is 4:1. (I am sorry if I am incorrect)