The box plot that represents the data is the first option.
<h3>What box plot correctly represents the data?</h3>
A box plot is used to study the distribution and level of a set of scores. The box plot consists of two lines and a box. The end of the first whisker represents the minimum number and the end of the second whisker represents the maximum number.
On the box, the first line to the left represents the lower (first) quartile. The next line on the box represents the median. The third line on the box represents the upper (third) quartile.
Minimum value = 30
Maximum value = 57
1st quartile = 1/4 (n + 1)
1/4 x 10 = 2.5th term = 35
Third quartile = 3/4 x (n + 1 )
3/4 x 10 = 7.5 term = 53
Median = 46
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Store A is cheaper than B
The way to solve is pretty simple for B.
You have to divide the cost by the number of tubes.
So in this case:
9/3=3
15/5=3
21/7=3
See the pattern?
So the cost per lip gloss is $3.
Now for Store A:
Just divide 5.50/2
The answer is 2.75
Compare both numbers
2.75<3.00
So, store A is cheaper.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
This method is applied for dividing polynomials by binomials of the form 
. These are the steps you must follows:
a) Take the coefficients of 
and write them down in order.
b) Copy the leftmost coefficient to the bottom. Hence the first coefficient of the quotient is the same first coefficient of the dividend.
c) Add terms in vertical patterns and multiply by 
in diagonal patterns.
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The figures below show those steps. Thus, we can write the polynomial p(x) = d(x)q(x) + r(x) in the form:
Cosine is transformed in the form:
The amplitude is a
The period of cosine is:
And the phase shift is always by c, so that means our transformed functon in the form mentioned above looks like:
So our period is 
Our phase shift is by 
units to the right
and our amplitude is 3.
Withdrawal because they are taking money out of bank. A deposit would be if they were putting money back in.
