Answer:
C) A person's height, recorded in inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Quantitative Variable:
- A quantitative variable is a variable which can be measured and have a numeric outcome.
- That is the value of variable can be expressed with numbers.
- Foe example: age, length are examples of quantitative variables.
A) The color of an automobile
The color of car is not a quantitative variable as its outcome cannot be measured and expressed in value. It is a categorical variable.
B) A person's zip code
Some variables like zip codes take numerical values. But they are not considered quantitative. They are considered as a categorical variable because average of zip codes have no significance.
C) A person's height, recorded in inches
Height is a qualitative variable because it can be measured and its value is expressed in numbers.
Answer: So, 0, 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121, 144, and so on, are all square numbers.
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The missing number is 6. 3.6-.65 = 2.95
3.6 - 2.95 = .65
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I know a would be 40ft for Rachael and 50ft for Clare but I’m not completely sure about b
To solve these questions, use this formula:
X3= F(X1-X2)
Y3= F(Y1-Y2)
Where X3 is the X value in the coordinate your solving for, F is the fraction, X1 is the first X and X2 is the second X
Plug in your numbers to fit this:
X3= 1/4 x (0--2)
Y3= 1/4 x (4- -3)
By solving you get:
(-.5, 1.75)
