The conclusion is is misleading because the extraneous variable, cost of tuition was not accounted for in the experiment.
<h3>What are the variables in this experiment?</h3>
The independent variable is the variable that the person carrying out an experiment changes or manipulates. This variable is income. The dependent variable is the variable that is being measured in an experiment. This variable is college enrolment.
The extraneous variable is the variable that is not been researched in the experiment but it has the potential to influence the results of the experiment. This variable is the cost of tuition.
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Answer:
104 cm^3
Step-by-step explanation:
2(1/2(6*4))+2(1/2(4*10)+(4*10)
2(1/2(24)+(2(1/2(40)+(40)
2(12)+2(20)+40
24+40+40
104 CM^3
On the eighth week, both Deigo and Limb will have the same amount of money of $46.
The class is weighted as follows:
60% Regular Tests
10% Final Exam
15% Project
15% Homework
The total weighted points possible for the class are as follows:
(100+100+100+100+100)*.6 + 100*.1 + 100*.15 + 100*.15 = 340
To calculate her individual final weighted grade we plug in her scores for each category and complete the following computation:
(92+83+77+84+82)*.6 + 88*.1 + 95*.15 + 77*.15 = 285.4
So her weighted grade percent would be 285.4/340 = 83.9% which is a B.
