In the given histogram, the shape of the histogram shows that the shape of the distribution exhibits symmetry (i.e. the shorter bars are to the left and to the right while the longer bars are in the middle).
Adding the sales of cars priced under $5,000 and cars priced $45,000 to $50,000 with projected sales of 200 cars for each category will result in adding bars of the same size as the shortest bar to both ends of the histogram. This will not affect the initial shape of the distribution in the histogram as the distribution will still exhibit symmetry.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is "the distribution will exhibit symmetry<span>" (option a).</span>
T because all variables are letters
The answer would be 14 because 4x__=56 ? 4 x14 =56
To form an equation with the given information, we use the formula :
y = mx + b, m being the slope and b being the y-intercept.
Since it is given that the slope is -9/7, we substitute m with -9/7.
y = -9/7x + b
To find b, we will substitute the known coordinates into the equation :
At point (-7 , 4), x = -7, y = 4
4 = -9/7 (-7) + b
4 = 9 + b
b = 4 - 9
b = -5
Now we know that b = -5, we will substitute b = -5 into the equation that we found earlier, y = -9/7 x + b :
y = - 9/7x - 5
To make it more readable, we can multiply the equation by 7:
7y = -9x - 5
7y + 9x + 5 = 0
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Answer : 7y + 9x + 5 = 0
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