Much as you would like it to be D, it isn't. D has its center at (3,4). You must change the sign on both numbers inside the brackets.
You need something that looks like (x + 3)^2 + (y + 4)^2. So it could be A or B. How do you know which? The graph should give you an answer, then we'll talk about it. The red circle is A the blue circle is B. Which one is correct?
The answer to that is that the center is 5 units away from the origin. The radius of this circle is the sqrt(25) = 5 units away from the center. The blue one has a radius of sqrt(5) which is something over 2. It is not enough. So what's the answer?
Part A. For finding the quartiles, box plot would be the best to represent the range of scores of the students.
Part B. The first step is to order the data: 2 3 3 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 14. Next, you will find the median. The median is 4. So, second the quartile = 4 The median splits the remaining data into two sets. The first set is 2 3 3 3 3 and the median of this set is 3. So, first quartile = 3. The second set is 5 6 7 8 14 and the median of this set is 7. And the third quartile = 7
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This is the function of the inverse of
f (x)=2×3