9h < -79 - 2
9h < -81
h < -81/9
h < -9
Answer:
C. Elizabeth wants to estimate the mean vacation days of coworkers at her company. She collects data by selecting a random group of coworkers within her department.
Step-by-step explanation:
Sampling Bias is case, in which some section of population have higher or lower chance of being selected in sample than others.
'Elizabeth wants to estimate the mean vacation days of coworkers at her company. She collects data by selecting a random group of coworkers within her department'. This case is of Convenience Sampling, where person selects sample only as per his/ her convenience.
Elizabeth has conveniently chosen sample workers from her department, so they have higher chance of being in sample, others have lesser chance. Hence, this is Sampling Bias
Answer:
3 * 20s
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find out how much Mr. Hartman will spend in total we first need to multiply the price of the keyboard and mouse by the number of computers in a single computer station. Once we have these products we add them together. Finally, we multiply this new value by 3 since there are a total of 3 computer stations. If we turn this into an expression it would be the following...
3 * (13.50s + 6.50s)
We can even simplify this by first adding the cost of the keyboard and mouse and then multiplying by s
3 * 20s
The sum of the magnitudes will be the magnitude of the sum when the vectors have the same direction.
