Jenna is correct because the square root of a rational number can still be irrational.
Take for example the square root of 2. It is an irrational number than goes 1.41421...
If you multiply just the first however many digits of the result by itself, you will never end up with a perfect 2, because the square root is irrational.
The answer is C. Why? well, you should know SOH-CAH-TOA. IN THIS CASE YOU WILL USE SOH. SINE OVER HYPOTENUSE. THEN YOU SUBSTITUTE. SIN 45°= OPPOSITE/HYPOTENUSE. SIN45°=X/13 WHICH GIVES U CHOICE C.
Answer:
1,440
Step-by-step explanation:
1.5 percent of 96k
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A Chi-square test is used to test the test of independence between rows and columns, contingency tables. It is a test related to frequencies. The observed frequency is a given statistical frequency known as the actual frequency, the expected frequency is known as the theoretical frequency is derived from the study by using the sum total of the row and total in the column divided by their corresponding sample size.
let's bear in mind that B is the midpoint and thus it cuts a segment into two equal halves.
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