Answer:
1.) -4
2.) 3
3.) 4
If you need a little extra help knowing what to do with these problems, you should draw a number line that includes negative and positive numbers. You can count along the number line. It's a good visual aid.
Answer:
Correlation does not always imply causation. (It's not correct)
Step-by-step explanation:
Correlation tests 2 variables' relationship, but just because they are related does not mean they necessarily cause each other.
<span> <span>n ≥ -4 hope this helps
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Firstly, I noticed that there are fractions, decimals, and percents. I will change everything to percents, so it’s more easy for me to compare each of them.
List 1. 140%, 25%, 14%. This is from greatest to least, not least to greatest.
List 2. 25%, 14%, 14%. This is not from least to greatest, either.
List 3. 14%, 25%, 140%. This is from least to greatest.
List 4. 140%, 14%, 25%. This is not from least to greatest.
List 3 is from least to greatest. I got this answer by converting all of the fractions and decimals to percentages.
Answer:
My earlier answer was deleted, so I'm reposting. The only thing I can think happened is that I included a link to a free bar chart program, which I used for the attached chart.
Step-by-step explanation:
Make your own chart or find an online bar chart utility. I was unable to properly label the title and axes on my chart, so modify these properties.
