Educated guess: I'd say you still definitely have a good chance but you should look to prove yourself. Like, get good good(high) scores on your SAT/ ACT tests. A high score on those should give you better chances
Answer:
Cheetah: 120.70 km/h
Pronghorn : 88.50 km/h
Lion: 80.45 km/h
Jackrabbit: 72.00 km/h
Explanation:
First we need to find the speeds fot he lion and the jackrabbit through the z-score formula:
where V is the desired speed, s is the standard deviation and V(avg) is the average speed of the 10 fastest mammals
The lion has a speed of:
The jackrabbit has a speed of:
Listing them as fastest to slowest:
Cheetah: 120.70 km/h
Pronghorn : 88.50 km/h
Lion: 80.45 km/h
Jackrabbit: 72.00 km/h
Answer:
Atlas or A
Explanation:
I just took the practice quiz
Answer:
H. x = -5
Explanation:
Linear equations come in the form: y = mx+b
F. -4v+2w = 7 ---> even though it doesn't look like y=mx+b, we can rearrange the equation to look like it. (note: we don't need to have varriables y or x; all we need are 2 different variables [letters])
-4v + 2w = 7
+4v +4v
----------------------
2w = 4v + 7
---- -----------
2 2
w = 2v + 7/2
G. x/4 = y ---> this is in the form y = mx+b
y = x/4 also can be written as: y = 1/4x
J. 2/x + 3y = 6 ---> we can also rearrange this to look like y = mx + b
2/x + 3y = 6
-2/x -2/x
-------- ----------
3y = -2/x + 6
---- --------------
3 3
y = -2/3x + 6
H. x = -5 ---> we only have 1 variable (x), so it cannot be a linear equation
Answer:
The answer is "Option A"
Explanation:
Complete Code:
public class Arr//defining a class-Arr
{
public static void main(String[] args)//main method
{
int [][] numbers={{1, 2, 3},{4,5,6}}; //defining 2D array numbers
for(int[] row : numbers) //use for loop that holds all array value into 1D array
{
for (int n: row)//defining n variable that holds row array values
{
System.out.print (n); //print n variable value
}
}
}
}
The code comment explains its functioning.