Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Since 1 and c are supposed to be equal, I put 2.35+0.25x=1.75+0.4x and solved that for the x. I got 4. Then, since I want to find the price of the beef, I plugged the 4 in the equation of "b" and got 3.35.
I made many mistakes when solving so I restarted many times which is why it took so long to answer. Whew, I actually found the answer though!
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Answer:
(a) Confirmation bias
(b) Likely less than actual proportion of families who support the proposal
(c) Random sample
(d) Nonresponse bias
Step-by-step explanation:
In confirmation bias, the researcher already has and intends to prove an assumption about the effect the of a treatment before carrying out the survey, such that the survey or research is tries to dictate to the participants in the survey about the desired outcome
In the question, the belief of the researcher is expressed to the participants in a form of brief at the start of the survey which is attempting to influence the responses to the survey, such that the actual result should be less than what was observed.
Answer:
a 270° rotation about point P
Step-by-step explanation:
Because after transformation MK and M'K 'are at 90°, that implies that MK is rotated as 90 ° clockwise around P or 270 ° counterclockwise around P.
Therefore the transformation composition that maps
to
K"L"M",
So, for this composition, the first transformation is 270° is the 270° rotation i.e to be counterclockwise about point P.
While the transformation of the second would be down translation that goes to the right.
hence, the last option is correct
Fractions are the part/whole. We can set this up to be...
3/5 = 756
756 x5/3 = 1260.
if she had 1260 to begin with and spent 756, she would have 504.00 left.
Since the range of the scores given was between 300 and 700 (which is 2 standard deviations below and above the mean), the probability that a randomly selected student's math score - as based on the empirical rule of statistics - is 95%. In decimal form, it is .95.