Answer:
One is a question and the other is a prediction.
Step-by-step explanation:
A quantitative research is based on numbers and data.
A research hypothesis is a prediction or an explanation that will be proven right or wrong given the results found in the research. And the quantitative research question is a question that will define the porpuse and will guide what we want to get out of the investigation.
Thus, the characteristic that distinguishes them is:
One is a question and the other is a prediction.
Where the question is the quantitative research question and the prediction is the research hypothesis.
6 + (2 - 3 (4) )+1 / (5) (2) - 4 = -1 /2
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
6 + (2 - 3 (4) )+1 / (5) (2) - 4
Using the BODMAS rule, we can simplify the expression in the following way, like, we have to do the operation inside the brackets first, then division, multiplication, addition and then subtraction.
= 6 + (2 - 3 (4) )+1 / (5) (2) - 4 [operation inside the brackets]
= 6 + (2 - 12) )+1 / (5) (2) - 4
= 6 + (-10) )+1 / (10) - 4
= 6 + 1 -10 / (10) - 4
= 7 - 10/ 6
= -3 / 6
= -1/2
Cant really show you how to do it but the graph would start at the y axis at (0,-2) then from there each point would move to the left 4 and up 7 or back 4 and down 7. It would form a straight line.
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