The error bars are used to indicate the variability of the data presented in a graph.
There are several quantities that can be used to generate error bars in the graph. These are:
standard deviation
standard error
confidence interval
Usually, one standard deviation above and below the mean is used although it is advised to indicate which variability data is used to generate the error bars in the graph since the 3 quantity given are not equal.
Let’s make
P = Pamela
J = Jiri
J - 6 = P
P + J = 78
We can replace P with J - 6 because they are the same thing.
J - 6 + J = 78
2J - 6 = 78
2J = 84
J = 42
Jiri is 42 years old.
As you can see below, in
red is <span>g(x) = (x + 1)^3 and in
blue is f(x)=x^3. Adding 1 to x
moves the graph to the left by 1. Hope this was the answer you were looking for and I hope you have a great day!
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Answer:
f(x)^-1 = x - 4
D: {x is all real numbers}
Step-by-step explanation:
change f(x) to y
switch x with y and vice versa
solve for y
Answer:
If it is number 5. the answer is 13
Step-by-step explanation:
take the largest number and subtract the smallest number.
