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Answer:
Yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
As long as the individual's that have been selected as part of the study were actually selected randomly then yes. If there was no bias or other external factors affecting the probability of getting chosen then these individual's would clearly represent the entire population of Best Buy customers. Therefore, if the data gathered from these individuals results in being 68% of that population that does not buy anything then this would result in a valid claim by Best Buy.
I got 22 because if u do 20 multiplied by 10% that gives u 2 which u then add onto the 20 to get the starting price. 10% of 22 is 2 and then 22-2 = 20 (if u we’re doing it from the starting price)
Step-by-step explanation:
m=-2
m^2+9m+3
substitute-2 in m
-2^2+9(-2)+3
= -19
You have to draw a north line at A and measure the angle clockwise. So since B is due East of A, the bearing will be 090 degrees
