The margin of error is ±2%
<h3>What is Margin error?</h3>
A margin of error is a statistical measurement that accounts for the difference between actual and projected results in a random survey sample.
Let x be margin of error and y be the percentages of the population.
So,
y-x =33%
y +x = 37%
Solving above equations
2y= 70
y= 35%
and x= 2%
Hence, the margin of error is ±2%.
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Answer:
The answer to the first question is 625
The answer to the second question is 1
The answer to the third question is 1
16% porque all you have to do is multiply 40 by 4% 0.04
X= -4; f(x)= -15
X= 2; f(x)= 3
X=5; f(x)= 12
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<h2>A)Both pair of opposite side are parallel </h2>
option (A) is correct
