160 is 25% of 640
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Answer:
1. plants
2. together
3. is
4. family
5. talking
6. weeds
7. experience
8. planter
9. on
10. fields
11. too
12. method
13. around
14. react.
Explanation:
The given passage talks about the impact of chemicals on the ecosystem. The speaker narrates how the ecology belongs to plants, animals, and humans, though man seemed intent to destroy it for himself.
The blanks in the given passage are filled with the appropriate words as follows-
Ecology is the study of how <em><u>(1) plants</u></em>, animals, and people live <u><em>(2) together</em></u> and help each other. But man sometimes forgets he <em><u>(3) is</u></em> a part of the <u><em>(4) family</em></u> of all living things. Here is an example. A planter is <u><em>(5) talking</em></u> about killing <u><em>(6) weeds</em></u> on his land. He remembers his first <u><em>(7) experience</em></u> with a weedicide. He was a <u><em>(8) planter</em></u> then, working <u><em>(9) on</em></u> a rubber plantation. He had a problem with weeds. The cost of weeding of the <u><em>(10) fields</em></u> by hand was getting <em><u>(11) too</u></em> high. So he used a new, cheap, and effective <u><em>(12) method</em></u>, good old Sodium Arsenate. He sprayed plenty of this <em><u>(13) around</u></em> to kill the weeds. The first thing to <em><u>(14) react</u></em> were the frogs.
Answer:
a_n=a_1+(n-1)d
Step-by-step explanation:
sorry for late anwser
Two sets (or three technically)
sets {2, 4, 6, 8, 10} & {8,9,10}
The probability of one of the above numbers because it is a union of those two vars/sets so numbers from either set go
{2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10}
Thats 6 of the 10 numbers
6/10
.6
If i'm wrong, sorry, haven't done this kind of stuff in a while
Answer: option 1
Step-by-step explanation: By constructing a 99% confidence interval for population proportion, it implies that the principal is 99% sure that the confidence interval will contain the population proportion.
When we construct confidence interval, we do so to show that the population parameter that we are looking for is present in the interval at a specified confidence level.