when a data consists of hundreds of values
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Answer:
2 i think
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let B be the number of black cars and S the number of silver.
We know that B/S = 7/4
We also know that B - S = 12
Rearrange the first: B = 7S/4
B - S = 12
7S/4 - S = 12
7S - 4S = 48
3S = 48
S = 16
B/S = 7/4
B/16 = 7/4
4B = 112
B = 28
B + S = 44 cars
I can't add the tape diagram here, but show two ribbons (tapes) for each car color and drawn so one can see the relative numbers of each.
Answer: I think it's four
Step-by-step explanation:

So, F(X) = ( X - 5 ) ( Y - 2 )
When you wanna factor out some equation, try to spot things that are similar. Factoring is always a process of trial and error, but as you get more experience it will just get easier.
For example, in your question when you see y appear in many terms try to factor it out, and then produce what goes inside parenthesis.