1. True
2. False
3. True
When ordered for location 1, the values are 34,52,85,86,100 with the median is 85 because it is in the middle of the other values. True
The range of location 2 is from 19 to 65 base don data shown, False
The median for location 2 is (20,29) which is smaller than the 85 for location 1 so location 1 had more participants if based on the median measurement. True
Given :
Ryan works two jobs. He earns $10 per hour working at the hardware store, and he earns $13 per hour working at the shipping.
To Find :
If x represents hours at the hardware store and y represents hours at the shipping company, which inequality represents the situation if Ryan wants to earn a minimum of $300.
Solution :
His total earning is given by :
T = 10( number of hours at hardware store ) + 13( number of hours at the shipping)
T = 10x + 13y
Now, he wants to earn a minimum of $300 i.e T ≥ $300.
So, 10x + 13y ≥ 300
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
X=1/7
Step-by-step explanation:
C is the answer I believe
Hoped it helped
Answer:
a). -5.7 meters or 5.7 meters below sea level
b). When we combine the two depths we sum them since they are an increment in the same direction and we sum them from the seal level, our first reference point.
Step-by-step explanation:
a). Final depth=Initial depth+deeper increment=(-1.5)+(-4.2)=-5.7
Initial depth=-1.5 represented by a negative number since she is below sea level, meaning her reference point(point 0) is the sea level. The more she moves below the sea level the deeper she goes and the more her depth becomes negative
Deeper increment=-4.1, she further moves deeper from her initial depth(-1.5) by a value of -4.1. In order to find her final depth, we have to sum all the depths she covered from her first reference point which is the see level.
The expression is;
Final depth=Initial depth+deeper increment=(-1.5)+(-4.2)=-5.7 meters
Her final depth=-5.7 meters
b). When we combine the two depths we sum them since they are an increment in the same direction and we sum them from the seal level, our first reference point.
