The error bars on a graph the error or uncertainty of the measure graphed. You can use diffferent statistics to represent this deviation or error, so your graph should state which is being used.
Of the four options listed the only one valid, a frequently used, is the standard deviation (you could use, two standard deviations, or an interval of confidence).
The answer is standard deviation.
Frank would have to sell the tomatoes .75 each if he wants to make $150. hope this helps:)
to answer this, it is a guess and check process. if you multiply 200•.75 you get $150.00;)
Answer:
14.3
Step-by-step explanation:
percent: 14.3%
decimal: 14.3
fraction: 14 3/10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
just add them all together . and the 2 beside the cm just multiply the answer by two .
I have algebra caculator and I used it to solve this problem.