The estimated number of students at the M College who agree climate change is a serious issue is 1759
The percentage of total students is 59.42%
The method used can be biased.
<h3>How many students believe climate change is a serious issue?</h3>
The students surveyed are the sample while the students in the M College are the population. A population is the party of interest in an experiment. A population consists of all the members of the group. A sample is a smaller group of the population.
The limitation of using a sample to estimate for the population is that the sample might be a biased estimate of the population. If the sample is biased, the result of the experiment would be inaccurate.
Estimated number of students at M College = (sample that agree that climate change is a serious problem / total number of people surveyed) x number of students
(205 / 345) x 2960 = 1759
Percentage = (1759 / 2960) x 100 = 59.42%
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Answer:
c i think
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope intercept form is: y=mx+b
So you take the first equation: 2x-3y=6 and you subtract the 2x from both sides and get: -3y= 2x+6
Then you take that equation: -3y= 2x+6 and divide -3 from both sides and get: y= -2/3x -2
So the equation 2x-3y=6 in slope intercept from is
y = -2/3x -2
Can you do the next one your self based on the one i did...?
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Here ya go ;)
5x + 2y = 3 okay same steps as above you want to get the x on the other side so you subtract the 5x from both sides and get:
2y = 5x + 3
Then you want to get the y by its self so you divide the 2 from both sides so you get:
y = 5/2x +2/3
Now idk if your allowed to leave it like that (based on your teacher's preferance really) but if not you can simplfy your fractions and get:
y = 2.5x + 0.66
( i would leave the 2/3 and just leave it as y = 2.5x + 2/3 ) but you do you and i hope that helped you :)
Answer: -2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
c(3c - 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
3c² - c
Common factor = c
Factored:
c(3c - 1)
