PLS GIVE BRAINEST THE AWNSER IS $67.75 just add em up
Step-by-step explanation:
option D, x=30 and y = 10√3
These ordered pairs<span> are in the </span>solution set<span> of the equation </span>x<span> > </span>y. ... (2<span>, </span>0<span>). </span>3(2<span>) + </span>2(0<span>) ≤ 6. 6 + </span>0<span> ≤ 6. 6 ≤ 6. (</span>4, −1<span>). </span>3(4<span>) + </span>2(−1) ≤ 6. 12 + (−2<span>) ≤ 6 ... </span>3<span>). </span>
Answer:
the correct answer is B.-2/3
No, that would be an invalid inference because he actually sampled from only half of the total population not the entire population.
so 12% of the 50% he sampled would be valid, but since he did not use the entire population, the results cannot affect all of them.<span />
