Answer:
(-5, -1) = P (2, -5) = Q
Step-by-step explanation:
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% change = difference / original x 100
% change = (0.75 / 2.5) x 100
% change = 30%
It was a 30% change
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Y=55x
The 55 will be a constant factor and the 133 won't.
The missing value for 
is 
Explanation:
It is given that the equation for the table is 
The table has 2 column with 5 rows.
Thus, we have,
x y
-2 10
-1 ---
0 2
1 -2
2 -6
We need to determine the value of y when
The value of y can be determined by substituting in the equation
Thus, we have,
Multiplying the term within the bracket, we have,
Adding the terms, we have,
Thus, the value of y when is 6.
Hence, the missing value for is
Answer:
A. The bag weights for brand A have less variability than the bag weights for brand B.
Step-by-step explanation:
In a box plot display, measure of variability can be determined by the length of the rectangular box or/and by the length of the whiskers.
The longer or greater the length, the more the variability the data set has. The shorter or smaller the length, the lesser the variability.
The box plot display of Brand A has shorter rectangular box and a shorter whisker length compared to the box plot display of Brand B. Therefore, it can be concluded that: bag weights for Brand A have less variability compared to bag weights for Brand B.
The correct statement of comparison is:
"A. The bag weights for brand A have less variability than the bag weights for brand B."
Option B is incorrect. Bag weights for Brand A do not have more variability than those of Brand B.
Option C and option D are both incorrect. Neither an outlier nor range can be used to represent or describe "typical value" for a given data set.
Typical bag weights can be well represented or described by average bag weights or median weight of the data set.
