For the first option, the range is a measure of variability which measures the spread of the data set from the least value to the greatest value, but it does not take into account the variability of the other data values of the data set. The range is easily affected by the presence of outliers (data points that are away from other data points). Thus the range is regarded as a weak measure of variability and is not used when other measures of variability are available. Thus, that the range of the two data sets are equal does not mean that the data sets have the same variability. Therefore, the first option is not the correct answer.
For the second option, the median is not a measure of variability. Thus, that a data set has a greater median than another data set does not mean that the data set would have a greater variability. Therefore, the second option is not the correct answer.
For the third option, the inter-quartile range (IQR) is a better measure of variability than the range because it takes into account more data points than the range. Now, because, the the IQR of Team 2 is less than the IQR of Team 1, this shows that Team 1 have greater variability than Team 2 and thus the conclusion of the coaches are inaccurate. Therefore, the third option is the correct answer.
For the fourth option, the mean absolute deviation, MAD, is a better measure of variability than the IQR because it takes into account all the points of the data set. While IQR measures variability with respect to the median, MAD measures variability with respect to the mean. Because we are told that the data sets are not symmetrical, the median will be a better measure of the center than the mean, thus the IQR will present a better measure of the variability of the data sets. Thus, though the MAD for Team 2 was calculated to be a larger number than the MAD for Team 1, the information can be misleading in arriving at a conclusion on which data set has more variability because the data sets are not symmetrical. Therefore, the fourth option is not the correct answer.
Answer:
Area= 4y^2 + 14y + 12
Perimeter = 10y + 16
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a reactangle = length × width
= (4y+6) × (y+2)
= 4y^2 + 6y + 8y + 12
= 4y^2 + 14y + 12
Perimeter of a rectangle = 2 × (a +b)
= 2 × ( 4y + 6 + y+ 2)
= 2 × ( 5y + 8)
= 10y + 16
Answer:
exponential growth function
Step-by-step explanation:
exponential growth function because the numbers are positive so it'll go up idk the number but until somebody else answers you can do process of elimination
He needs 160 5-star reviews in a role. We can write a function to solve this problem. His current total stars is 4.4*160=704. Suppose he needs x more 5-star reviews, then his total stars will be 704+5x. 160+x is the new number of reviews, and the new average will be 4.7, so 4.7*(160+x)=704+5x. The solution is 160. Besides, if you want to get the answer really fast, you can see that 4.7 is right in the middle of 4.4 and 5, so you can immediately guess that the number of new 5-star reviews should be equal to the number of current reviews.
ARITHMETIC CHECK: A sequence is said to be arithmetic if any two consecutive terms differ by the same constant.
So, the test to check if a series is arithmetic is to compute consecutive differences, and see if they all return the same number.
If we subtract the first two terms, we have 
. If we subtract the third and second terms, we have 
.
These two differences returned two different values, so the series is not arithmetic.
GEOMETRIC CHECK: A sequence is said to be geometric if any two consecutive terms are in the same ratio.
So, the test to check if a series is geometric is to compute consecutive ratios, and see if they all return the same number.
If we divide the first two terms, we have
If we divide the third and second terms, we have
Finally, if we divide the last two terms we have
So, all ratios return the same number. This means that the series is geometric, and the common ratio is 1/2
