Answer:
below
Step-by-step explanation:
the second option is the only expression that came up with the value of 64
(2^6)
Answer:
56
Step-by-step explanation:
Basically you want to find out what is 70% of 80.
first you have to set up your problem
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the first fraction would be the percent (70) over 100. (you always use 100)
The fraction to the left would be n over 80. the denominator (the number on the bottom) would be the whole amount. n would be the unknown number
To solve you would use the butterfly method. 80 x 70 and 100 x n. 80 x 70 is 5600 and 100 x n is 100n.
The final step is dividing. 5600 divided by 100 giving you 56
Answer:
a:false
b:true
c:true
Step-by-step explanation:
a:the sum of all the probabilities in the distribution must be equal to one.
My apologies if any are wrong.
Answer:
Plot the points in black and connect them.
Plot the point in blue and count up 3 and to the right 1. Plot and connect the points.
Step-by-step explanation:
Using your cursor/mouse, you will first choose the color black. Then you will plot the points given to you (2,2) and (5,8) by first finding the x-coordinate of (x,y). Start at 2 on the x-axis. Follow the grid line up two units so you will also be at the 2 on the y-axis. Plot or draw a dot/circle on this grid line. Go back to the x-axis and start again at 5 on the x-axis. Follow the grid line up eight units so you will also be at the 8 on the y-axis. Plot or draw a dot/circle on this grid line. Connect the dots for your line.
Using your cursor/mouse, you will choose the color blue. Then you will plot the point given to you (10,5) by first finding the x-coordinate of (x,y). Start at 10 on the x-axis. Follow the grid line up five units so you will also be at the 5 on the y-axis. Plot or draw a dot/circle on this grid line. Instead of plotting another point. This time you will count from the blue point up three units and over to the right one. Mark this grid line as a point. Now connect them.
Look at the sides of the triangles. find the sides that are corresponding, or matching.