Answer:
160,170 and 240,250
Step-by-step explanation:
sorry if wrong
Answer:
y is 1 and x is 4
Step-by-step explanation:
becasue the y intercepts at 1 and the x intercepts at 4
Answer:
The land which are used for exhibits are <u>89 acres</u> (approximately).
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Village is spread across 240 acres of land. 37% of land is used for the exhibits.
Now, we have to find acres of land which are used for exhibits.
So, here it is given that land used for exhibits is 37%, and we have to calculate the quantity from the percentage given:
According to question:
37% of 240 acres of land.
So, the land used for exhibits are 88.80 acres.
Therefore, the land which are used for exhibits are <u>89 acres </u>(approximately).
Answer:
Wednesday (9 weeks later) = 10th October.
Step-by-step explanation:
We label the days with the initials of the names.
M= 4
D = 7
B = 6
LCM of 6 +7 = 42
LCM of 6+7 + 4 = 84
We find 84 is the amount of days we need to add on to july 18th
We first find the weeks 84/7 = 9 weeks.
As Wednesday July 18th is exclusive it would be 84 days after this event.
18+ 84 = 102 days.
31 days in july = 31
31 days in Aug = 31
30 days in Sept = 30
= 92
102-92 = 10
We now know date is Wednesday 10th October
We can check 84 days = 9 weeks
13 days in July makes 31st july
31 days in Aug makes 31st Aug
30 days in Sept makes 30th Sept
= 74 days + 10 days = 84
10th October is the checked date and we know it is also a Wednesday as Wednesday had stayed exclusive and prove that there are 7 days in the week to account x 9, to account for an exact 9 weeks later duration.
<span>D. One hundred random students from the sixth grade is the best choice given!
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Reasons why the other answers and not good choices.
A. The first 100 students from an alphabetical list of the entire school, is incorrect because his only concern is the 6th graders, by including everyone he would negatively skew the data.
B. The first 100 students from an alphabetical list of sixth graders, is incorrect because its unfair to those with names starting later in the alphabet.
C. One hundred random students from the entire school </span>is is better but still incorrect because his only concern is the 6th graders, <span>by including everyone he would again negatively skew the data.</span>
