Answer:
Correct option:
(1) the eastern gray squirrels that live in New York City's Central Park
Step-by-step explanation:
A population in Statistical analysis represents the set of all possible values a random variable, <em>X</em> can assume. For example, all the registered voters of the United States form a population, the weight of all the newborn babies in the country form a population.
All the mammals living in the region of Boulder, Colorado cannot form a population. This is because the set consists of <em>n</em> different species in the region.
And the gray squirrels and fox squirrels are two different species. So, together they cannot form a population.
The red foxes found east of the Mississippi River in the United States and in eastern Europe cannot form a population because the red foxes selected are from two different regions.
The eastern gray squirrels that live in New York City's Central Park can form a population because the set consists of one one species, i.e. the eastern gray squirrels from a particular region, i.e. New York City's Central Park.
Thus, the example of a population is "the eastern gray squirrels that live in New York City's Central Park."
Answer:
36 and 45
Step-by-step explanation:
Interest = Principle x Rate x Time
I'm don't know how to find the Interest Rate. So I just put random numbers into the formula until it's correct. I got 8.5%. Hope that helps in some way
Let us say that:
a = black kittens
b = white kittens
We know that:
a = 5 b
a + b = 25
Therefore:
5 b + b = 25
6 b = 25
b = 4.17
But we cannot have a fraction value for the number of
kittens, so round off:
b = 4
So a is:
a = 25 – 4 = 21
<span>Hence Zoe counts additional 1 black kitten.</span>
Answer:
Fraction
Step-by-step explanation: