Your taking off $20 from the amount that you have to begin with
San Antonio to Dallas
65mph with 277 mi
277/ 65 = 4.26 hours
4.26 hours < 4.5 hours
so answer is YES
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Dallas to San Antonio: 277/4.75 = 58.32 mph
Lubbock to El Paso : 344/4.5 = 76.44 mph
San Antonio to Abilene: 261 / 4.25 = 61.41 mph
Dallas to Abilene: 185 / 3 = 61.67 mph
answer
lowest speed is :
Dallas to San Antonio in 4 3/4 hours
Answer:
Duration Recording
Step-by-step explanation:
This method records the percent of time or total time that a person exhibits a behaviour over a period of time. This type of measurement is normally used to measure behaviours that are exhibited at high rates. Normally the measurement are done from the onset of the behaviour to the moment the behaviour stops.
Answer:
15 yds
Step-by-step explanation:
12 in = 1ft
3 ft = 1yd
to convert
540 in * 1ft/12 in * 1yd /3 ft = (540 * 1 * 1)/ (12*3) = 540/36 =15 yds
all the units canceled except for yds
Answera and Step-by-step explanation: Correlation Coefficient is the measure of how strong two variables are. There are numerous types of correlation coefficients and the product moment correlation coefficient, also known as <em>Pearson's correlation</em> or <em>Pearson's R</em> is most commonly used in linear regression. The formula to calculate it is:
r = n(∑xy) - (∑x)(∑y) / √[∑x² - (∑x)²].[n∑y² - (∑y)²]
To find the value of R:
1) Separate the values of X and Y and out them in 2 columns.
2) Add 3 more columns: for xy, x² and y²;
3) Find the values of each column;
4) Add each column;
5) Put the sum of each column in its place on the formula above;
6) Find the correlation.
i) For this question, r = 0.9645. As it's <u>positive</u>, means that the two variables are directly linked, i.e., an increase in one variable will produce an increase in the other variable in the same proportion.
ii) The Senator should distribute Norvasc to the old adults groups, because, as the <u>population grows</u>, the death associated with high blood pressure will <u>also grow</u>, as explained by the correlation coefficient.
