Solution: The amount of wheat produced by the world 
metric tons.
We know that 
We are given that Canada produced 
of world production.
Therefore, the amount of wheat produced by Canada is:
metric tons
Hence the 
metric tons are produced by Canada.
Answer:
C, (6,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
The points (x,y) that lie on the line must fit into the equation correctly. So, we can test out the 4 options to see whether they fit correctly into the equation.
A:
y-4
= -4 -4 = -8
-2(x-6)
= -2 (-6-6)
= 24
Since -8≠24, so A is incorrect.
B:
y -4 = -6-4 = -10
-2(x-6) = -2 (-4-6) = 20
-10≠20, so B is incorrect.
C:
y-4 = 4 -4 = 0
-2(x-6) = -2(6-6) = 0
Both sides are equal. C is correct.
But lets test D out too.
y-4 = 6-4 = 2
-2(x-6) = -2(4-6) = 4
2≠4, so D is incorrect.
Answer: y = 0
Note: of course you don't need to type in the "y=" part as its already taken care of
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The highest point is when y = 5
The lowest point is when y = -5
Find the midpoint of those y values. Add them up: 5 + (-5) = 0
Then divide that result by 2: 0/2 = 0
The midpoint of 5 and -5 is 0. So the midline is y = 0
This is the center horizontal line that runs through the middle of the sinusoidal curve
The vertical distance from the midline to either the peak or valley is the same (in this case, 5) which is known as the amplitude
The average number of siblings will be larger than before
Answer:
The correct option is;
D. This method uses the binomial probability distribution with the P-value method ans uses the value of p assumed in the null hypothesis
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have the binomial probability distribution is used to test claims about a proportion then the requirement is np > 5 and nq >5
In a left-tailed test, the P value is the probability of getting x or fewer successes among n trials while in a right tailed test, the P-value is the probability of getting x or more successes among n trials
However, the P-value where a binomial distribution is used to test a claim about a proportion is derived from the z score of the parameters of the statistic and not from the p assumed in the null hypothesis.
