North
You are facing north. 90 degrees left is west. 180 degrees is now east. Reversing your direction is the same as 180 so your now back to facing west. Turn 45 left you’re now facing south. Reverse again and you’re facing north.
Answer:
2 km east and 10 km north
Step-by-step explanation:
I did the activity and got the right answer.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For this case the population represent all the professional athletes in the researcher city and we can assume that the sample size for tis population is N =982 and represent all the individuals of interest for the study and the parameter of interest is the proportion of athletes who believe that the enforcement of safety measures needs to be completely overhauled .
In order to estimate te parameters of the population the researcher select a sample of 400 professional athletes and just 86 of them returns the questionnaire sent. So then the real sample is the n =86 people who return the info, because the other people are part of the non response rate, and from this sample she found that the proportion of athletes who believe that the enforcement of safety measures needs to be completely overhauled is .
<h2>p=0.76</h2>
So, there are 48 states, let's divide them into 16 groups (because 7+9=16)
48/16=3
so that means there are 16 groups of 3 states.
and those groups are in a ratio of 7:9, seven to 9 groups.
I assume that the 7 refers to the states that border an ocean, then the number of states will be 7*3=21
Answer:
either of ...
• quadrant 1 only
• quadrant 1 and 4 only
Step-by-step explanation:
Time since the storm started is always positive. The values of x are positive in quadrants 1 and 4.
Temperatures in a blizzard are not always terribly cold. Some of the coldest snowstorms on record have temperatures in the range of +5 °F to +18 °F. These values are negative temperatures on the Celsius scale, so the quadrant used for plotting them will depend on the temperature scale you choose.
While temperatures in Alaska can be well below zero (on either the F or C temperature scales), the air usually has to warm up to the range indicated above before it can snow. US temperatures are generally reported using the Fahrenheit scale, but weather records are often kept using the Celsius scale.
I would be inclined to choose "Quadrant 1 and 4 only", but arguments can be made for "1 only" and "4 only" as suggested above.
