no hablo español i speak english
Answer: The answer is Nominal scale
Step-by-step explanation:
- <em>Scale of Measurement</em> refer to ways in which variables/numbers/information are categorized
- <em>Nominal Scale</em> is a measurement scale, in which numbers serve as “tags”, to identify or classify an object. it is usually use for non-quantitative variables. Some examples of variables that use nominal scales are language spoken, sex, the football club you support, profession etc
I assume c, because usually to get to the opposite you reflect the line or figure on the x axis
Answer:
X= 62°
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember a straight line is 180°. If we were to try to find x, we would have to subtract 180 by 118. If we do that then we get 62°. And I think there corresponding angles.
BTW, I'M VERY SORRY IF MY ANSWER IS WRONG!! I HAVEN'T DONE THIS IN A YEAR!!! Use this as an example, or sum!!! Good luck.
The y-intercept (initial value) is 10 and it has a slope of -1, so this is the first graph.
