Answer:
1...-
Step-by-step explanation:
Really hope you can read cursive and I really hope this helps! (:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Three points are not in the same plane if and only if exactly one line passes through them.
It is biconditional and false because more than one plane can pass through three points
2)Exactly one line passes through three points if the points are in an infinite number of planes.
It is biconditional and true because three points on same line will be in more than one plane and if they are not in the same plane then connect them and it will form a triangle which is in only one plane
3). an infinite number of planes pass through the same three points if and only if the points are not on the same line.
It is biconditional and false because more than one plane passes through them So, infinite no. of planes passes through them
4). three points on the same line if and only if exactly one plane passes through them.
It is biconditional and false because more than one plane passes through them So, infinite no. of planes passes through them
36/6 would simplify to 6
Integers are basically whole numbers (both positive and negative), or numbers that can be written without a fraction
Even though 36/6 is a fraction, it would simplify into a whole number so it is a integer
Hope that helped :)
Answer:
Continuous random variable - The practically infinite number of possible values that a random variable can take on in an experiment
Random experiment - The process of observing the outcome of a random chance event
Probability - The number that quantifies the likelihood that a certain random event will happen
Sample space - All possible outcomes that can result from a random experiment
Variability - This exist when successive observations of a particular system variable or phenomenon do not produce the exact same result.
Statistical inference - The use of information from a sample to draw conclusions about the population
Sample mean - The most commonly used measure of central tendency of a distribution of data
Event - A subset of the sample space
Standard deviation - A measure of the extent to which the values in the data set differ from the mean
Outlier - An observation point that is distant from other observation.
