Answer:
38.9?? or 40??
Step-by-step explanation:
you put the base and the height together then multiply it by 2
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We want to create a third degree polynomial function with one zero at three.
In other words, we want to find a polynomial function with roots x=3 , multiplicity, 3.
Since x=3 is a solution, x-3 is the only factor that repeats thrice.

We expand to get:


This simplifies to:

See attachment for graph.
The correct answer is B. Stratified sampling is used since the field is divided into subplots and a random sample is taken from each subplot.
Explanation:
Sampling refers to the process followed by researchers to select a group of individuals from a larger group; considering in most studies it is not possible to analyze all the population. In the case of stratified sampling, this involves dividing the general population into smaller groups, which are known as strata; after this, the researcher selects a specific number of individuals from each strata. This method guarantees the sample is selected randomly, and therefore the study is not biased. Stratified sampling was the method used in the example described because, in this, the general population (46-acre field) was divided into subplots that represent the strata. Also, after this, the researcher selected one random sample.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given
--- proper representation of the question
Required
Evaluate
Convert numbers to improper fractions

Take LCM


Convert to improper fraction

3 strips of 2.5 feet can be cut from the 7.5 feet long roll of ribbon.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>DATA:</u>
Length of strips Eli need is 2.5 feet long
Length of roll of ribbon is 7.5 feet long
Number of strips that can be cut from the 7.5 feet long roll is x
<u>SOLUTION:</u>
To determine how many strips can be cut, divide total length of roll of ribbon by the length of strips needed.
Number of strips that can be cut = 
x =
(expression)
x = 3 strips
Therefore, 3 strips of 2.5 feet can be cut from the 7.5 feet long roll of ribbon.
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