Answer:
1) Compares data that are in categories
2) Organises data into 4 groups of equal sizes and is often used to compare two sets of data.
3) Used to see trends in data.
4) Shows changes over time.
5) Shows the frequency of data using equal intervals with no space between the bars.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Bar graph is used to compare data that are in categories
2) Box and whisker plot is used to organise data into 4 groups of equal size.
3) Line graph is basically used to see different trends.
4) Scatter plot is used to show changes that have occurred over time
5) Histogram is used to show the frequency of data using equal intervals with no space between the bars.
Answer:
see explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Simplify the radical
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Square both sides
T² = ( multiply both sides by (g + f) )
T²(g + f) = Ufg ( distribute left side )
T²g + T²f = Ufg ← subtract Ufg from both sides
T²g - Ufg + T²f = 0 ← subtract T²f from both sides
T²g - Ufg = - T²f ← factor out g from each term on the left side
g(T² - Uf) = - T²f ← divide both sides by (T² - Uf)
g = - 
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5. 152 divided by 16 (16 ounces equal a pound) = 9.5lbs
