Answer:
LQ = 5
Median = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
gives us 5.5, so we do the average of position 5 and 6. This gives us 6, so the median is 6.
Now we find the median of the bottom half of the numbers, which is 5, so the LQ is 5.
Now we find the median of the upper half of the numbers, which is 7, so the UQ is 7.
Answer: Whoever read the 15 pages before read the most.
Step-by-step explanation:
You need the Law of Cosines here and you use it when you have 2 sides and an enclosed angle. The side across from the angle is the one we are looking for. The correct way to express the Law using what we have is the last choice above. Side RT is the unknown, and it is across from the angle that is enclosed between the 2 other sides.
No because when you variables (with exponents) you add the exponents together.
x^3 • x^3 • x^3 = x^(3+3+3) = x^9
Let’s plug in a number for x to make sure this is correct.
x = 2
2^3 • 2^3 • 2^3 = 8 • 8 • 8 = 512
2^9 = 512
