Sometimes the best way to tell whether two variables are associated is to ask yourself whether they are not associated. Think backward. In a two-way frequency table, if the relative frequencies for one variable are the same (or close) for all categories of another variable, there is no (or little) association.
Answer:
CD = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
ΔADE is similar to ΔBCD
<u><em>Such that:</em></u>
AD is similar to CD
BD is similar to ED
AE is similar to BC
<u><em>Taking the proportion of their sides to find the unknown sides CD</em></u>
=> 
<em>Cross Multiplying</em>
=> 2(CD) = 3*6
=> CD = 18/2
=> CD = 9
Answer:
B.2 1/41
Step-by-step explanation:
In a perfect square trinomial of the form ax+bx+c where a, b and c are constants, the value of (b/2)²=ac
In the provided equation the value of a=1, b=-3 c=?
Therefore, (-3/2)²=c since a-the coefficient of x²=1 and 1×c=c
c=2.25= 2 1/4
Thus the trinomial x² - 3x + 2 1/4 is a perfect square.
Answer:
-32
Step-by-step explanation:
5 is an integer but 2/3 is not an integer
