Determining a car's depreciation over a ten year period is considered a bivariate.
<h3>What is a bivariate?</h3>
A Bivariate data is made up of two variables that are observed against each other. In determining the deprecation of a car, the cost of the car is observed against the passage of time and the depreciation factor.
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Given conditions are :
In 1980's, a typical middle-income household earned= $34,757
In 2009, a similar middle-income household earned= $38,550
And we have to find relative increase in income for these households from 1980 to 2009.
So first we will find the total increase in amounts.
Relative increase = 
= 10.91% or rounding it off we get approx 11%.
Hence, the answer is 11%.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the hypothenuse is the largest side in the right triangle
we have 2 side, 7,8
in a right triangle, c^2= a^2+b^2
where c is the hypothenuse
c^2=49+64=113
c=sqrt113=aprox 10.6
so, the answer is no if it has to be exactly 10 ft the hypotenuse
