Answer:
By using Carl Gauss's clever formula, (n / 2)(first number + last number) = sum, where n is the number of integers, we learned how to add consecutive numbers quickly. We now know that the sum of the pairs in consecutive numbers starting with the first and last numbers is equal.
Answer:
Interval level of measurement
Step-by-step explanation:
There are four level of measurements; nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio.
Nominal level of measurements separates data into exclusive categories. There is no ranking or order required in the data. Temperature is not divided into categories.
Ordinal level of measurements separates data into exclusive categories like nominal but there is ranking and order required for the data. Temperature doe not require categories or ranking.
Interval level of measurement ranks data where there are differences between units of measure but there is no meaningful zero. For temperature, a zero is not required and the interval between values is interpret-able. For example, the distance between 67 to 67 is the same as distance between 67 to 71, 71 to 75 and 75 to 79 degree f.
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Answer:
21/20
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
a.) y = 3/(2ˣ)
b.) y = 1/(2ˣ)
c.) y = (π^π)ˣ
d.) y = (1/27)(1/√(3))ˣ
e.) y = .002908/(.119025ˣ)
f.) y = .00000004808/(.0413ˣ)
Step-by-step explanation:
Concept need to know is:
- a negative exponent will flip the numerator with the denominator
- a fraction as an exponent is just a root. so if the exponent is x^(1/2) then the root is 2 and x^(1/3) is a cube root
- adding and subtracting exponent is the same thing as multiplying the same base.
- so x^(1+2) = (x^1)(x^2)
- and x^(1-2) = (x^1)(x^-2)
