Answer:
d = kr
Explanation:
We know that the depth (d) varies directly with the amount of rain (r).
This means that as the amount of rain increases, the depth increases and vice-versa.
The depth would depend on r multiplied by a constant of variation (k)
Translating this into equation, we would get the following:
d = kr
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Answer: 14x^7
You add the coefficients (numbers to the left of the variable terms) to get 6+8 = 14 which is the coefficient of the final answer. The x^7 stays the same. It's like saying "we have 6 apples added to 8 apples, so there are 14 apples overall". Replace "apples" with "x^7" and it's the same idea.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
the answer for this is option C 4x/x+5
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Answer : D
Step-by-step explanation:
A school has two kindergarten classes. There are 21 children in Ms. Toodle's kindergarten class. Of these, 17 are "pre-readers" children on the verge of reading. There are 19 children in Mr. Grimace's kindergarten class. Of these, 13 are pre-readers. Using the plus four confidence interval method, a 90% confidence interval for the difference in proportions of children in these classes that are pre-readers is â0.104 to 0.336.  
Which of the following statements is correct?
A) This confidence interval is not reliable because the samples are so small.  
B)This confidence interval is of no use because it contains 0, the value of no difference between classes.  
C)This confidence interval is reasonable because the sample sizes are both at least 5.  
D) This confidence interval is not reliable because these samples cannot be viewed as simple random samples taken from a larger population.
The Answer is D - This confidence interval is not reliable because these samples cannot be viewed as simple random samples taken from a larger population.
In this setup, all the students are already involved in the data. This is not a sample from a larger population, but probably, the population itself.