Answer:10.1
Step by step explanation:
Round up to ten
6 rounds up so it’s just 10.1
Answer:
8.11%
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find the percentage error. We can follow the formula shown below:

Where
PE is the Percentage Error
New is the newest measure (given as 20 feet)
Orig is the original, or first, measure (given as 18.5)
Substituting and finding the PE:

Tagging the percentage , percent error is about 8.11%
Ok, i am confused on what this is asking, but remember: to find ratios(rise over run y over x slope m k whatever) subtract two ys and subtract two xs( remember that coordinates go(x,y)) put your answer in y/x form, and that is your constant(ratio)
Part A. The correlation coefficient, denotes as R^2, is a measure of how well does the data point correlate with a given model or equation. The closer the R^2 is to 1, the better is the correlation. However, R2=1 is ideal for scatter plots. Using the MS Excel to execute the regression, the data points was fitted to a quadratic equation. The R2=0.9983. From the choices, the closest answer would be 1. But as stated previously, a value of 1 is ideal only. Therefore, the answer is most likely 0.94,
Part B. To determine the slope, the equation would be Δy/Δx. For x=5 and x=10, the slope would be
Slope = (3-1)/(10-5) = 2/5 or 0.4. This is the instantaneous rate of change at the interval of 5 to 10 days.
Part C. The difference between causation and correlation is identifiable if you know the direct relationship between the variables. In this case, the increase in radius is not caused by time. The problem does not state so. But we know from the trend shown on a graph, that there is a correlation between these variables. Therefore, the answer is correlation.