Answer:
Some fractions are whole numbers, such as 6/2 or 12/6. But not all fractions are whole numbers, such as 3/4 0r 1 5/8.
The whole numbers are the counting numbers (1,2,3,…) and 0. The fractions are the numbers that can be written in a/b form providing that b is not 0. So you can see that the fractions include the whole numbers.
Also, the fractions are a dense set. In other words there is a fraction between any two fractions. But the whole numbers are not dense. In other words there is no whole number between 2 and 3, for example.
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(1/0)^2+(22/3)
You can't divide anything by 0, so the first part (1/0)^2 is undefined, which makes the entire expression undefined.
Y = 3x - 2
-3x + y = -2
-3x = -y - 2
x = (1/3)y + 2/3
Answer:
f(x)=6
Step-by-step explanation:
3(-4)/2+(-4)
-12/-2
f(x)=6
Answer: Yes we have a statistical question
This is because we have a sample of data, and it's useful and meaningful to compute sample statistics on that data. For example, we can form a regression line to help see the pattern that the older you get, the more you tend to study. There isn't a direct connection and there are confounding variables, but there's a positive correlation of some sort.
Once we figure out the sample statistics, we can use it to estimate the population at large. The population could be students at a certain school or certain area of the country; while these dots represent the small sample from that population. Keep in mind that anyone in the sample must be part of the population, but not vice versa. We say that the sample is a subset of the population.