Answer:
b. The greater the number of independent variables measured, the more difficult it is to interpret higher-order interactions.
Answer:
use a2+b2=c2 so
Step-by-step explanation:
11(squared)+b(squared)=13(squared)
=121+b2=169
-121. -121
b2= 48
square root 48
Side B= 6.928
and then just round 6.928
hope this helped
WHAT IS THE SQUARE ROOT OF 64? OR RATHER DOES 16 DIVIDE INTO 64?
Answer:
No real solution
Step-by-step explanation:
First off I'm assuming that the 1 or -1 at the begging is just the problem number:
First you distribute on both sides
36 - 18x - 3 = 4 - 18x + 30
Then combine like terms
33 - 18x = 34 - 18x
Then rearrange the terms by adding 18x to both sides and subtracting both sides by 33. You should get:
0 = 1
When you add positive 18x it cancels the -18x out. And 34 - 33 is 1. Obviously, zero cannot equal 1 so there is no real solution
Answer:( x-4) ^2+3
Step-by-step explanation:Shifted to the right by 4. Shifted upward by 3
