The first sampling method is Convenient Sampling. It is biased sampling and it is not representative of a random sample.
The second sampling method is Systematic Sampling. If this method of sampling is drawn from the population, it is an efficiently randomized sampling method.
Let us review the given answers.
1. Both samples should be exactly the same.
INCORRECT
2. Neither sample will be representative.
Because the second sampling method can be random, this answer is
INCORRECT.
3. The first sampling method, ..., is the most representative,
INCORRECT
4. The second sampling method, ..., is the most representative.
CORRECT
The experiment is comparing veterinary and pets, and that pets are more vulnerable to cardiovascular disease than its counterpart.
Hypothesis is a education claim that is based on observation. Moreover, it is tested to check whether it is supported by the reality of the situation or not. Now, the hypothesis for this can be: there is a significant difference between the blood cholesterol levels among dogs and humans and how it affects cardiovascular disease.
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M=slope
In this case the slope would be $25
y=mx+b
y=25x+45
Answer: m=25
Hello there! I can help you! The formula for finding the annual growth rate is (1 + r)^t. In other words, you add the rate in decimal form from 1 and raise it to the t power, depending on how many times it is compounded. 15% is 0.15 in decimal form. 1 + 0.15 is 1.15. We have that number. Now, we are looking for the annual growth rate. It increases monthly, annual has to do with 1 year, and there are 12 months in 1 year. Now, let's raise 1.15 to the 12th power. 1.15^12 is 5.350250105. Don't delete it. We can subtract 1 from that number to get 4.350250105. Now, let's multiply it by 100 to get the answer in percent form. When you do, you get 435.0250105 or 435 when rounded to the nearest tenth, because there is a 0 in the tenths place. We can subtract There. The annual growth rate is about 435%.
