Answer:
1) the number of hours of TV watched
2) quantitative
3) Mean or Median
Completed details of Question
Additional details to the question are as below
1) Identify the variable measured on each student.
2) Is the variable categorical or quantitative?
3) Identify two statistics that the student could use to summarize the variable.
a) Mean or Median
b) Mean or Proportions
c) Mean or Mode
d) Median or Mode.
Explanation to the answer:
1) The variable measured on each student is the number of hours of TV watched
2) The variable is the amount of time, therefore it is quantitative.
3) Quantitative data can be used compare the exact size and extent of difference in two quantities. Therefore, the two statistics that the student could use to summarize the variables would be Mean or Median. Mean will be the average time and Median will be the middle when the amount of time is ordered from least to greatest.
Answer:
a. We spent all together 40.2+24.5+37.8=$102.50.
b. We saved 19.8+10.5+7.2=$37.50
c. 
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the amount we spend, we multiply the original price by the decimal conversion of each fraction. Then we add the amounts together.
- Sneakers cost $60 and you bought them at 2/3=0.6666....
60(0.67)=$40.20 and saved $19.80
- Sweater costs $35 and you bought it at 7/10=0.7
35(0.7)=$24.50 and saved $10.50
- A jacket costs $45 and you bought it at 5/6=0.8333...
45(0.84)=$37.80 and saved $7.20
We spent all together 40.2+24.5+37.8=$102.50.
We saved 19.8+10.5+7.2=$37.50
We could of spent paying regular price 60+35+45=$140. To find the fraction we place the total we actually paid over the total regular price.
Answer:
you lost me at composite
Step-by-step explanation:
Have a good day
Answer:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
One is the opposite of the other
Addition or Subtraction
Addition or Subtraction
Multiplication or Division
Multiplication or Division
all of order. I'll have to confirm this though
