Option B is correct.
John wants to find the center of a wall so he can hang a picture. He measures the wall and determines it is 65.25" wide.
Here, 65.25" is Quantitative, continuous
There are two types of quantitative data or numeric data: continuous and discrete.
As a general rule, counts are discrete and measurements are continuous. A continuous data can be recorded at many different points (length, size, width, time, temperature, etc.)
So, option B is the answer.
<span>There are 4 long rows and 5 short rows in the theater. x represents the number of chairs in each long row and y represents the number of chairs in each short row.
So, total number of chairs in 4 long rows= 4x
Total number of chairs in 5 short rows = 5y
Total number of chairs in the theater on a normal day = 4x + 5y
When 2 chairs are added to each long row, the number of chairs will change to (x+2).
So, total number of chairs in 4 long rows will be = 4(x+2)
When 3 chairs are added to each short row, the number of chairs will change to (y+3)
So, total number of chairs in 5 short rows will be = 5(y+3)
Thus, total number of chairs in the theater in rush day = 4(x+2) + 5(y+3)
= 4x + 8 + 5y + 15
= 4x + 5y + 23
Thus we can say the number of chairs increase by 23 as compared to a normal day.
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The first one is 2 the second one is 3
