9^4 + 3^3
= 9•9•9•9 + 3•3•3
= 6,561 + 27
= 6,588
Answer:
rental fee = $6
average cost for 6 hours = $2.50/hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
x + 1.50*6 = 15 where x = the initial rental fee
x + 9 = 15
x = $6
The rental fee is $6.
For 6 hours, the cost per hour works out to 15/6 = $2.50
Choice B - Supremacy
As used in line 53, "dominion" most nearly means supremacy.
In the first paragraph of Passage 2, when discussing changing social relations, Mill writes that in her time there was "a just equality, instead of the supremacy of the strongest." In this context of a society where some once had much more power than others, the word "dominion" almost means superiority or greater power.
Choices A, C, and D are incorrect because, in the context of a paragraph discussing differences in the amount of power members of a society have, "dominion" means dominion or greater power, not omnipotence or the state of being all-powerful (choice A), possession ( choice C) or territory (choice D).
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Answer:
136
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula you use is as follows:
A=2(WL+HL+HW)
You plug in each number to get this equation
A=2[(6*7)+(2*7)+(2*6)]
A=2(42+14+12)
A=2(68)
A=136
Answer:
A. The explanatory variable is the number of items viewed. This explanatory variable is quantitative.
Step-by-step explanation:
The variable that we can change is called the Explanatory Variable.
The Response variable depends upon the explanatory variable, as we change the value of the explanatory variable the value of the response variable is also get changed.
When the data is in the form of numeric, it is called quantitative.
When the data is not in the numeric form, it is called qualitative.
Here, we have to determine which web page design is better and it depends on the number of the item viewed by a visitor to that site.
Thus, the Explanatory variable is the "number of items viewed".
and the number of items viewed is numeric data, so it is quantitative.
Hence, option (A) is correct.
