Yes it is. If you see any zero after the last number after a decimal point and then compare the same numbers but without the zero they are equivalent.
Answer:
1. 4 categories are shown in the rows.
2. 2 categories are shown in the columns.
3. The number of 14 year olds that consider winter their favorite season is 12.
4. Total number of people polled is 82.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is to test the ability of a student to group data using a frequency table accurately, and make appropriate deductions from it. Consider the attachment for the accurate table required to answer the given questions.
If the given information is grouped as required, thus the answers to the questions are:
i. 4 categories are shown in the rows.
ii. 2 categories are shown in the columns.
iii. The number of 14 year olds that considers winter their favorite season is 12.
iv. Total number of people polled is 82.
Hey you go to GCA right I know that format cause I take it on my tests at GCA .
Answer:
w > 1
w could be 4/3
w could be 5/4
Explanation:
^ These are all true statements. :)
I can understand why it might be tough, so I'm here to help.
Translation is as simple as moving the points as told.
For example, do you see where point T currently resides? From there you'd move it 4 units to the left and 5 down, where it'd end up at (-4,-3). Now do the same for every point.
Point T would end up at (-4,-3)
Point S would end up at (-2,-2)
Point R would end up at (0,-3)