Answer:
y-2 = -5x
5x+y = 2 is the required equation of a line.
Answer:
6a^8/3a^4= (6/3)= 2
a^8/a^4= a^4
2a^4
(6/3)(a^8/a^4)= 2a^4
(6/3)(a^(8-4))= 2a^4
Step-by-step explanation:
The type of land form that Caleb most likely draws is a hill. The answer is option C- a hill.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Contour lines are <u>drawn to represent the changes in the elevation</u> which helps to know the slope of the figure drawn.
- If the contour lines are drawn close, then steeper the figure is. And more distant the lines are drawn, then less steep the figure is.
- Here, the lines seem to be likely circle in shape. The distance of the outermost contour line is 20 ft. The <u>next inner lines will have reduced values of 20 ft.</u>
- Therefore, <u>the elevation gets reduced from higher to lower points</u> which provides a diagram of a hill. Since there is no continuous high and low elevations, this cannot be a valley (a range of mountains).
- Furthermore, The contour diagram for option A and D such as creek(water stream) or shoreline will have different and mixed values of elevations that seems to be a messy structure of contour lines.
None of them are correct.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
hey i got the answer straight from my teach but ony a and c if you have the answer to b let me know : ( A) To determine the mean absolute deviation, first calculate the mean. Find the sum of the values: 8 plus 6 plus 9 plus 6 plus 14 plus 9 plus 5 plus 7 equals 64. Then divide the sum by the number of values: 64 divided by 8 equals 8. The mean is 8.
Next, find the distance of each value from the mean :
|8-8|=0 |6-8|=2 |9-8|=1 |6-8|=2 |14-8|=6 |9-8|=1 |5-8|=3 |7-8|=1
0 plus 2 plus 1 plus 2 plus 6 plus 1 plus 3 plus 1 equals 16. Then divide the sum of absolute deviations by the number of data values: 16 divided by 8 equals 2. The MAD of the data is 2.
C. Since the MAD for the vegetable plant data is so much higher than the MAD for the flower data, this indicates that the heights of the vegetable plants vary more than the heights of the flowers ALSO do you go to k12
