Residents in a neighborhood determine the approximate number of dandelions in each yard. Then, they treat some yards with a weed
-killing substance. The residents want to answer the question “About how many dandelions are in your yard?” to determine the effectiveness of the weed killer. From which group would it be best to take a sample? all residents of the neighborhood only residents who had their yards treated with weed killer only residents who did not have their yards treated with weed killer only residents who still have dandelions in their yards after treatment with weed killer
Answer:Ah, okay. Well let's look. It's not C. We're looking to test the effectiveness of the weed killer. So it would be best to take a poll from the people who used the weed killer but still have dandelions in their yard.so its D.
<span> He could draw a diagram of a rectangle with dimensions x – 1 and x – 6 and then show the area is equivalent to the sum of x2, –x, –6x, and 6.</span>
The product of speed and time is distance. If the distance is the same, then time is inversely proportional to speed. At 60/50 = 6/5 times the speed, the return trip will take 5/6 times the time:
(5/6)(3 hours) = 2.5 hours . . . time for return trip
