More data can be applied to the frequency distribution table. You can measure the "midpoint" (or "class mark") of each class as: Midpoint = Lower class limit + Upper class limit 2 . . The proportion of the data that falls in that class is the "relative frequency" of each class.
Answer:
the = 180
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 26 + c = 100
Step-by-step explanation: To find what c equals, we must flip the solution around and subtract it. When we take 100 - 26, we get 74. Therefore, c = 74. I hope this helped! :)
Exchange x and y and solve for y
y=2x+4
x=2y+4
2y=x-4
y = x/2 - 2
g(x)=x/2 - 2
The answer is x=2
Remember, first add/substract the like terms, in this case 6x-10x to get -4x. Then, add 8x to negative 8x to cancel it out and do the same thing to -4x. Do this with all your terms and you should get 4x=8. Then divide both sides by 4 to get x=2.
