The only pattern I can see is that you can first divide the number by 2, as done in Towels, and that gives you 4. Then, 4² is 16, so then, in the upper right box, I would put 7² or 49. So, the pattern is divide the first number by 2, then square the number in box 2.
What is the range of the ages shown in the stem-and-leaf plot? age of college proffessors 3|0,2 4|1,4,4,5 5|3,5,8,9 6|2,2,2,5,6,
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Answer:
The range of ages is found:
D.46
Step-by-step explanation:
Age of college professors is given by a stem and leaf plot such that:
3| 0 2
4| 1 4 4 5
5| 3 5 8 9
6| 2 2 2 5 6 8
7| 5 5 6
Where the numbers on the left side shows the number at 10s place of a certain age, while number on the right side shows that number at Units place. e.g
3| 0 2
It shows ages of:
30 and 32
<h3>Find Range</h3>
Range = Largest number in stem and left plot - Smallest number in stem and leaf plot
Range = 76 - 30
Range = 46
Answer:
6 times side 2
Step-by-step explanation:
This calculation requires only one measurement, due to the symetricity of the cube. side 2 is the surface of one of the sides
There will be 12 water stops.
The explanation: all you must do is multiply 6 by 2, or think of it as how many halves are in 6. So in conclusion, there will be 12 water breaks in the race.
I hope this answer helps!