Your answer is 7/40 or 0.175
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Given that the local ice cream shop is deciding whether or not to hire a new worker. The shop must pay the worker hourly and cover a daily cost for insurance. The cost to pay an hourly worker for one day is represented by the function y=10x+30 where x=hours.
We find that this is of the form y = mx + B where
m = 10 and B = 30
Hence slope = m = 10
Answer is 10,
and it represents the rate of change of y for a unit change in x.
2. The answer is the third option "No; the data doesn't suggest a causation, and many people are healthy who don't exercise." Correlation is two data set that are linked or connected together so in this case it would be a correlation because all of the data is close and connected to each other.
3. The answer is "Correlation, because time of day doesn't cause a person to run faster or slower ".
That's the correct answer because causation would mean there is a cause and effect and in the question, there is no cause. It can't be the last one because there is enough information. It also can't be the third one because there is a relationship since he shown he runs faster in the evening. Also I took the test and it was right!
Answer:
It would be 7cm
Step-by-step explanation:
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The unit of time that will make the statement true is "day"
<h3>What unit of time will make the statement true?</h3>
The conversion equation is given as:
Seconds + Seconds/? * day = seconds
Represent the blank with a variable (x)
So, we have:
Seconds + Seconds/x * day = seconds
Subtract "seconds" from both sides of the equation
So, we have:
Seconds/x * day = seconds
Divide both sides of the equation by "seconds"
So, we have:
1/x * day = 1
Multiply both sides by x
x= day
Hence, the unit of time that will make the statement true is "day"
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Answer:
From November to March, the temperature in Alaska is between 0°F/-18°C and -30°F/-35°C, which is very cold. May and September are both often the driest and the wettest months in Alaska's summer.
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