The median is the value that can be found in the middle of any data set. After plotting the values on the line plot (shown in the attached image), we can write out our data (shown under neath the line plot).
Then, we start by crossing off one value on each side of the data to work our way towards the middle. Once we come to the middle, we see that there are two values in the middle: 6 and 6.
To find the median when we have two values in the middle, we must add them, then divide by two.
6 + 6 = 12
12 ÷ 2 = 6
So, the median for this data set is 6.
Count 12 spaces down and 1 space to right i think
Answer:
" -3 y + x"
Step-by-step explanation:
There seems to be a term in the variable "y" and another one in the variable "x". The coefficient of the term in y is "-3" which means that the term in the variable "y" should read: = -3y".
The coefficient of the term in x is "1", which means that this term should read: "1 x", or simply "x".
There is no "constant" term, which means that there is no term with just a numerical value (and no letters).
Therefore, the most likely expression the person could have written is: " -3 y + x"
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Because -15 + 2 = -13
The answer is A
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