Exploring the context means to elaborate on the link between a text of information with reference to other texts or a real life event. For example, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet presents a theme of young marriage which links to the historical context of how child marriage was normal in the Elizabethan era.
Answer:
According to Howard Gardner, Keisha most likely to possess<u><em> logical-mathematical</em></u> type of intelligence.
Explanation:
Howard Gardner viewed intelligence as the capacity to solve different kinds of problems. Depending on this capability, Howard Gardner categorized intelligence into multiple types.
Initially, Howard was able to categorize intelligence into seven different types one of them being logical-mathematical intelligence.
<u><em>According to Howard Gardner, logical-mathematical intelligence is the ability of a person to solve problems by using logic and the ability to solve mathematical questions. Logical-mathematical intelligence consists of mathematical and scientific thinking.</em></u>
D. The origin is know as the reference point. Everything you do to a function whether that’s reflecting, displacing, etc. happens starting from an origin.
The manager of a vacation resort believes that the ages of adult visitors to the resort can be modeled by a normal distribution. The manager surveyed a random sample of 765 visitors and recorded their age. A summary of the responses is shown in the frequency table, where x represents the age of the visitor.
(a) Construct a histogram of the distribution of ages.
(b) Write a few sentences to describe the distribution of ages of the adult visitors to the resort.
(c) Does the histogram provide convincing evidence that the surveyed ages come from a normal distribution? Explain your answer.
Age (years) Frequency
20≤x<30 160
30≤x<40. 130
40≤x<50 100
50≤x<60. 115
60≤x<70 125
70≤x<80 135
Answer:
Explanation:
a) Histogram is a basically a bar graph of the information. In this case the Histogram will have the ages on the bottom (horizontal x axis) and the heights of each bar equal to the number in that age bracket (frequency)... See attachment for histogram
b) once i have the histogram, I describe the general shape.
is it a bell shape (with the largest bar(s) in the middle and gets lower as you move away)?
Is it rectangular?
Is it like a side or a leaning bell curve?
It's shape gives the nature of the data which can be a good clue as to what the population looks like.
Since it is a inform of a stretched u-shape it is refers to nonlinear relationship between two variables, in particular, a dependent on an independent variable that is age depends on it frequency.
C. No because since the histogram curve is not a bell shape curve, then it cannot be normal distribution.