Answer:
The answer to your question is letter A
Step-by-step explanation:
In the picture, we can observe that
UF is the diameter of the circle. Diameter is a line that reaches from one point on the edge of a circle, through its center, to a point on the opposite side.
WM is a secant or a chord
WO is the radius
OF is also a radius
19.5 because 6 minus 5.5 is equal to 0.5 and if you just add 0.5 to 19.5 it will be 19.5
⇒ Based on the given rules of "Fire-Water-Sponge," outcomes 1<span>, </span>5<span>, and </span>8 are outcomes where you lose.
<span>Therefore, </span><span>1,5, and 8</span><span> are the subset of outcomes where you lose, and we now can say that the statements "The subset consists of all of the outcomes where your friend wins" and "The subset consists of all of the outcomes where you do not win, and there is not a tie" accurately describe the subset.
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Furthermore, because every subset outcome involves you losing, the statements "The subset consists of all of the outcomes where you win" and "The subset consists of all of the outcomes where there is a tie" do not accurately describe the subset.

The statements that accurately describe the given subset of the sample space are:

<span>The subset consists of all of the outcomes where your friend wins.
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</span>The subset consists of all of the outcomes where you do not win and there is not a tie.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
The data is quantitative
Data is discrete
The highest level is Ordinal
Step-by-step explanation:
Data is of quantitative type when it allows us to measure, in a numerical and objective way, the differences between different observations. Eventhough the supervisor uses words ( fair, poor etc) he can assign numerical values and measure differences between observations that has sense. Qualitative data refers to opinions, stories, interviews, images or data that cannot be interpreted numerically and has subjective interpretations depending in researcher.
Data is discrete because the variable measured: evaluation rating, can only takes certain specific values (1 to 5) A continuous variable, such as height can take many values in a ratio or real line,
Nominal data refers to variables that takes two possible values - the presence and absence of a characteristic, like being or not being a minor. Ordinal variables are variable which are discrete but the value of the variable allows to classify data in a specific order. This is the case of the rating scale. Interval variables are are ones that have specific low levels and high levels like age ranges.