Answer:
y = 28
Step-by-step explanation:
y = mx + b
plug in values
y = (6)(3) + (10)
multiply
y = 18 + (10)
add
y = 28
Answer:
The <em>required probability</em> is 
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let <em>A </em>be the event of rolling the number cube.
Let <em>B</em> be the event of tossing the coin.
Total number of possibilities of rolling the number cube and tossing the coin are <em>12 </em>here.
where <em>H</em> means Head on toss of coin and <em>T</em> means Tails on toss of coin.
Formula for probability of an event <em>E</em> is:
Here, we have to find the probability of event 'E' i.e. getting a 6 on number cube and heads on coin.
Number of favorable cases are <em>1 </em>and total cases are <em>12</em>.
Answer:
9.89 m
Step-by-step explanation:
AC is the hypotenuse (H)
x is the opposite (O)
O and H are in sine
sin=O/H
H=O/sin
H=7.9/sin(53)
=9.89187169943418
3 SF
9.89 m
Answer:
a) Observational study
b) No
c) No
-Eating habits
-Age
-Health hystory
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
An observational study is one where the investigator has no control or intervenes on it. He just defines the variable of interest and merely collects and documents the information. These types of studies are usually made as precursors to a more formal experimental study, to have an idea of what's to be expected from the population.
In this example, the researcher merely took the information of interest from the survey that was taken. The researcher did not intervene in any way in the experiment. Because of the lack of intervention from the researcher, it is not valid to use the conclusions of this experiment to generalize to all American adults. For instance, it is not sure that the sample is representative, all people responding to the survey may be healthy or have certain eating habits. This also shows that many confusing factors are not taken into account like:
-eating habits (from eating healthy to extreme cases like being vegetarian/vegan or eating only fast food)
-age, the age range is not defined, if the sample is taken from surveys answered by people in their early 20s it will be different in both eating habits and health information as if the interviewees are in their 30s or 40s
-before health issues, there can be other health conditions that may be affecting the interviewees.
I hope it helps!
