Search up heating curve chemistry: it should look somewhat like that lol :). But, the last interval should have a small slope, the middle interval a big slope, and the first interval: a medium slope.
Answer: 601
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to find the minimum sample size(n) , if the prior population proportion is unknown:
, where E = margin of error , 
= critical z-value for confidence level c.
Given : E = 0.04
Z-value for 95% confidence = 1.96
So, the minimum sample size required = 
Hence, the minimum sample size required = 601
The first answer is C. The information may be in a form that is difficult to use. And the second on is D. They must always be used with an equation.
YAAS! I literally learned this just a few weeks ago. (I am not actually a high school senior) First, convert 7% to a decimal, which is 0.07. Then multiply 0.07 by 23,000, giving you 1,610. This is your unit rate. I will though, need you to be more specific on "compounding quarterly" because I actually do not know what that means.
I can't see the line very well, but the initial value, also known as the y-intercept, is 1. I would tell you the rate of change but like I said I can't see the line very well, but count across from where the line touches the y axis until you can go up and hit a corner of a square on the grid and the line.. if that makes sense. I hope this helps!
