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Step-by-step explanation:
We can use substitution to find the value of 
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Answer:
Her opportunity cost of reading 10 pages of sociology is 15 pages of Economics
Her opportunity cost of reading 18 pages of economics is 12 pages of sociology.
Step-by-step explanation:
For economics, Latasha reads 1 page in 2 mins (gotten by dividing the number of pages by the time taken to read it i.e 30 pages in 1 hr or 60 mins)
Her sociology is read 1 page in 3 mins (20 pages read in 60 mins)
To read 10 pages of sociology will take 30 mins. She will read 15 pages of Economics in the same time which is the opportunity cost.
In the same vein, It will take her 36 mins to read 18 pages of Economics at the same rate. This is the opportunity cost of reading 12 pages of Sociology (which she reads at 1 page in 3 mins).
Answer:
Bar charts are for discrere data. That is, can only take particular values, eg number of children, which can only take a whole number, or favourite football team for instance. They typically have gaps between the bars to indicate the separateness of each value.
Histograms are either continuous (height) or grouped discrete data and don’t have gaps between the bars. Also, with Histograms, since the width of each bar is not necessarily the same, the area of the bar and not its height indicates the frequency
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
- Square root of (x2-x1) squared + (y2-y1) squared
- which is square root of (8-8) squared + (-16-(-2)) squared
-simplify it, then get 14
D. All students in each grade. It can't be A since the survey is for the students, it defeats the purpose. It can't be B and C since those are too biased. Basing the student population on one factor like gender and sports is not logical in the context of this survey.
