Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
All pieces of data for seventh grade classes are larger than that of any kindergarten class on the table. This also proves with the mean provided.
The MAD, mean absolute deviation, helps you to identify the variation. The MAD for seventh grade was significantly larger than that of the kinder classes. The range for both sets of data is two times one another, further proving that 7th grade classes varies more.
C and D are irrelevant, and B says "varies less" which is the opposite of what's going on.
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Answer:
-4≤ g
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract the 7 to move the numbers to one side
Answer: Yes, I agree. $10 will be withdrawn every Friday, resulting in the $100 she deposited being completely gone after 10 withdrawals.
Step-by-step explanation: You will want to find the amount of money being taken from the $100 withdrawal first. Turn the percent into a decimal, which should result to 0.10. Take this decimal and multiply it with 100 to get the amount of money being taken out of the account each week, which should be $10. I would go about answering this by multiplying the $10 by the amount of 10 withdrawals. This would result in 100. This answers the question because we are trying to see if 10 withdrawals will completely deplete the $100 in the account.
Remark
The only points that can lie on the y axis are a and d. There has to be a zero someplace. But the question is where?
The answer is in the graph below. (0,6) is in red and it is on the y axis.
(6,0) is blue and is on the x axis.
So if you want a point to lie on the y axis, the answer is that the x part of the point must be 0.
Answer D
