Answer:
Option C)
Step-by-step explanation:
The samples are dependant. There should be a relation between the weights of the students, even though there could be changes, as any value can go up or down. A student with a weight around of 30 has a higher chance of getting a weight around of 35 after the firts year than a student with weight around of 55. This means that the probability a student has for getting certain amount of weight after the first year may change depending on the weight the student had at the start of the year. You can therefore naturally relate the weight a student had before the first year with the weight the student had after the first year.
So, the samples are dependant because there is a natural pairing between the to samples, as option C says.
16a. 21cm. bc when it has 10 grams it moves half of that to 5cm so divide 42 by 2 and you get 21cm
17. remember y=mx+b; m is slope and b is y-intercept
you have to put your equation from point slope to y=mx+b
4x+y=6
subtract 4x from each side
y=-4x+6
slope = -4
y-intercept= 6
hope this helped :)
