How much does a whole herd of yak’s weight? A.) 33 ounces B.) 33 pounds C.) 33 tons
2 answers:
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Answer:
<h2>The mean decreases, and the median remains the same.</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that a box plot is made by the quartiles of the distribution, the maximum value and the minimum value. So, from a box plot we can deduct the range, the median and the interquartile range.
In this case, the median remains the same at $9.5 per hour. The median is indicated by the middle line of the box, and you can observe that it doesn't change.
Now, the range of the data set decreases from 7 to 3.
On the other hand, the mean must decrease, because data greater than $11 doesn't exist in the box plot number 2, and the mean is a central measure sensible to those changes.
Therefore, the right answer is <em>The mean decreases, and the median remains the same.</em>
Answer:
w < 8 meters ( w must be greater than 0 because length cannot be 0)
Step-by-step explanation:
One side with building is 23 meters, the other opposite side also will be 23 meters (with rope).
Let width (remaining 2 sides) be "w", he has AT MOST 39 meters of rope, so we can write:
Rope Needed = 23 + 2w < 39
Simplifying:
The range of possible values of w is meters (of course w has to be greater than 0)