I believe the answer is ab
Answer:
<u>A) Matched pairs design</u>
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
In<em> </em><em>experimental design</em>, the match pairs experimental design is one that often involves only two treatment conditions; which in this case are the 'refrigerated and the room temperature battery storage types'.
Thus, these two treatment conditions form a matched pair because we are told that 10 fully charged batteries are placed into each type of storage.
Answer:
576
Step-by-step explanation:
First off, we can use the area of a kite formula, (D1*D2)/2 to get the area of one side of the kite, which is simplified to 18 * 32 : which gets us 288. But because we are looking for the area of the front and back side, we multiply 288 by 2- getting the final answer of <u>576</u>.
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
ones= 1
tens= 10
Hundreds= 100
The difference between ones and tens is the 0. ones=1. tens=10
<u>2</u>4
The 2 is in the beginning so its the 10's place. The 4 is the second number so its in the ones place
