Yes because if you simplify 11/16 you would not get 3/4. Or a bwtter way is if you times 4 by 4 to get 16 as a denominator, then multiply 3 by 4 it equals more than 11/16.
The number of student more passed the retake, when the students need a 65 in order to pass the test is 8.
<h3>What is box and whiskers plot?</h3>
Box plot is the way of representation of data which gives the graphical image of the data set to understand better. In this the data is represented with the help of quartile.
- A.The difference in the median grade-
The median of first test is 60 while the second test is 80. Thus, the difference is,

- B. Compare the percent of students who got at least a 60 on the original test to those that got at least a 60 on the retake.
The student, who got at least 60 in first test, falls in the second half of the plot. Thus, the 50% of students got atleast 60% marks. In the retake test, all 100% student got at least 60 on test.
- C. If the students need a 65 in order to pass the test, how many more passed the retake?
In the first test 1/4 are passed while in second test 3/4 students are passed and got the marks 65 or more than this, Thus the number of student pass more in this test,

Thus, the number of student more passed the retake, when the students need a 65 in order to pass the test is 8.
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Answer:
912m
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two triangles.
The height of the triangles are 16m and the base is 12m.
Multiply 12(16)/2 to get the area of the triangle.
The area of the triangle is 96m.
Multiply 96 by 2 to get 192.
There are three rectangles.
Height is 20m and the base is 12m
20(12) is 240. Then, multiply by three.
240(3) is 720.
Add 192 and 720 to get 912m.
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Answer:
n = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
3-5n+4n=4
3 - n = 4
-n = 1
n = -1
Answer:
y = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
[] We can plug in our x value of -3, from the coordinate point, and solve for y.
y = 3 - x
y = 3 - (-3)
y = 3 + 3
y = 6
[] We can also graph the equation, and find the point where x = -3
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<em>I do not see this option in the answers you have provided, so either I miss interpreted something, or something else got messed up. </em>
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