Answer:
Option E is correct.
- Treatments: how the peppermint oil is dispersed
- Experimental unit: mice
- Response variable: number of mice in the dwellings
Step-by-step explanation:
The treatments in this type of statistical experiment refers to the part of the experiment that is tweaked, controlled or varied in the cases being studied. In this experiment, the method of essential oil dispersal is what is varied in the two experimental cases of this study.
Experimental Unit refers to the subject matters, who are participants in the experiment. They are the ones that the effect of the treatments is tested upon.
For this study, the experimental units are the mice subjected to either of the two methods of peppermint oil dispersal.
The response variable is how the experimental units (participants) respond to the treatments (experimental tweaks). Or how the tweaks manifest observable results in the participants of the study. For this study, the effect of the tweaks in the mice is shown in the number of mice that remain in each dwelling (where the two methods of peppermint oil dispersal have been implemented). Hence, the response variable is the number of mice in each dwelling.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4x² -29x +51
Step-by-step explanation:
Put x-3 where x is in the original function definition, then "simplify". I think you'll find it convenient to rewrite the original function definition first.
... g(x) = 4x² -5x = x(4x -5)
Substituting, we have
... g(x-3) = (x -3)(4(x -3) -5)
... = (x -3)(4x -17) . . . . . simplify right factor
... = 4x² -12x -17x +51
... g(x -3) = 4x² -29x +51
HOY = Horizontal line, m=0, y is the only variable in the equation
VUX = Vertical line, m= undefined, x is the only variable in the equation
