1. It is the subset of a group - Group sample.
2. It equally favors all members of a group sample
- Random sample.
3. It collects data on members of a group - Survey.
4. It does not equally favor all members of a group - Biased sample.
5. It includes all members of a group
- Population.
6. It analyzes data collected from a group - Mean.
I have matched all concepts in accordance with statistical use, hope it helps.
Alice should pick the enlarged-photo with dimensions of 8-inch by 10-inch.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
In order for a part of the photo to not be cut off, the enlarged photo's dimensions should be of a constant ratio with the original photo's dimensions.
We divide the dimensions of the enlarged-photo with the dimensions of the original photo to check which has a constant ratio.
Step 2:
The original photo was a 4-inch by 5-inch photo.
Option 1 is 7-inch by 9-inch, so the ratios are
The ratios are different so this cannot be the enlarged photo's dimensions.
Option 2 is 8-inch by 10-inch, so the ratios are
The ratios are the same so this can be the enlarged photo's dimensions.
Option 3 is 12-inch by 16-inch, so the ratios are
The ratios are different so this cannot be the enlarged photo's dimensions.
So the enlarged-photo with dimensions of 8-inch by 10-inch should be picked.
Answer:
x≥38 points
Step-by-step explanation:
Julio wants to break his school’s scoring record of 864 points during his 24-game basketball season. During the first 8 games of the season, he scored a total of 256 points. Which inequality can be used to find x, the number of points Julio must average per game during the rest of the season to break the record?
julio has a 24 game basketball season.
he has played 8, it means there are 16 more games to go
therefore=
he has scored 256 nts, wic means there are still 608 points to go .
864-256=608
x is the points he more score per every game.
16x=608
to break the records ,he must score an extra point 1
so 16x≥608
x≥38
Answer:
- 270 tickets were sold
- not needed: books per player, tickets per book
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the number of tickets sold, the total revenue needs to be divided by the revenue per ticket:
(total revenue)/(revenue/ticket) = total tickets
$810/$3 = 270 . . . total tickets
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None of the other numbers in the problem are needed: books per player (1), tickets per book (10).
Answer:
X=1/4L OR 0.25L OR 250ml.
Step-by-step explanation: