<span>Fraction strips are bars drawn to show different fractions of unit such that one unit (a long bar) is drawn as two halves, and three thirds, and four fourths, and five fiths, and six sixths, and so on. To assess the equivalence of two fractions using fraction strips is very simple becasue you only need to put one strip below the other and see whether they have the same size or not. Two strips will have the same size if and only if the fractions are equivalent.</span>
Answer:
The range is the same for both sets of data
Step-by-step explanation:
The two box and whisker plots share neither a median, upper quartile, or a lower quartile, but they do both have a range of 40-55.
The element 
is the entry in the 1st row and 3rd column of the matrix, which, in this case, is 7.
Edit: Got my rows/columns mixed up! Row 1, Column 3 is actually -1, as the original poster pointed out.
Answer: Tracey attended 70% of the basketball games.
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>you would multiply 14 by 100</h3><h3>then you would multiply 20 by x</h3><h3>that equals 1400=20x</h3><h3>then you divide both sides of the equal sign by 20</h3><h3>and get 70%</h3>
Answer:
Your Answer Would be the 3rd Option.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Initial Value is : 4. All you have to do is look for when the x = 0
ROC: 1/2. Minutes =x, Inches= Y. To find ROC, take
Y2 - Y1
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X2 - Y1
Replacing those with numbers:
5 - 4
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2 - 0
Your ROC is 1/2 .
Equation:
y= 1/2x + 4
Know that The 4 is the initial value, so it's always in that spot. Your ROC is always Next to the x, which also means it's the slope.
