Answer: C. The size of a business is ordinal-scaled because it has values that can be used as an order or rank of a categorical variable.
Step-by-step explanation: Ordinal variables are simply categorical in nature just like nominal variables, however, the difference exists in the fact that ordinal labels posses an ordered rank or level unlike nominal variables. Though the extent or width of the difference between these labels cannot be ascertained. In the scenario above, size of businesses are labeled qualitatively with labels such as : small, medium and large. This labels depicts and follow a certain order with small being the least, then medium, then large. Telling us large businesses are superior in size to small and medium and medium is superior to large. Though the extent of the difference cannot be accurately ascertained.
She is standing in front of a wall which is 10 feet away when she kicks the ball and it hits the wall and comes back to her by the virtue of Newton's third Law of motion! She kicks the ball into the air vertically above her and the ball rises to 10 feet and then comes back to her by the virtue of gravity!
Answer:
its 8 because if you do 4 times 2 equal 8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Consider the parent function:</u>
The graph of the function open up and the vertex is at the origin, the point (0, 0)
Now, if it opens down, it means it is a reflection of the parent function over x axis, hence it has a negative coefficient, the function becomes:
The vertex is shifted to the point (-3, 0). It means the function also translated left by 3 units, the function becomes:
<u>Since all the options have 1/20 as a coefficient, our function is:</u>
This is option B
Surface area of box=1200 cm²
<span>Volume of box=s²h </span>
<span>s = side of square base </span>
<span>h = height of box </span>
<span>S.A. = s² + 4sh </span>
<span>S.A. = surface area or 1200 cm², s²
= the square base, and 4sh = the four 'walls' of the box. </span>
<span>1200 = s² + 4sh </span>
<span>1200 - s² = 4sh </span>
<span>(1200 - s²)/(4s) = h </span>
<span>v(s) = s²((1200 - s²)/(4s)) </span>
<span>v(s) = s(1200 - s²)/4 . </span>
<span>v(s) = 300s - (1/4)s^3</span>
by derivating
<span>v'(s) = 300 - (3/4)s² </span>
<span>0 = 300 - (3/4)s² </span>
<span>-300 = (-3/4)s² </span>
<span>400 = s² </span>
<span>s = -20 and 20. </span>
again derivating
<span>v"(s) = -(3/2)s </span>
<span>v"(-20) = -(3/2)(-20) </span>
<span>v"(-20) = 30 </span>
<span>v"(20) = -(3/2)(20) </span>
<span>v"(20) = -30 </span>
<span>v(s) = 300s - (1/4)s^3 </span>
<span>v(s) = 300(20) - (1/4)(20)^3 </span>
<span>v(s) = 6000 - (1/4)(8000) </span>
<span>v = 6000 - 2000
v=4000</span>
