Two computer technicians, Sue and Kiana, each counted the number of computers that she had repaired every day for 2 weeks. Their manager made line plots from these data.What is the degree of overlap of the two data sets’ distributions?

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Answer 1

Answer: The correct to the question above would be high. If Sue and Kiana are counting the number of computers that they had repaired every day for 2 weeks and if their manager also made a line plot from these data, it would be a high degree of over of the two data sets' distributions.

Answer 2

Answer: the answer to the question is high

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Alan purchased 16 shares of company stock for $390.40. A month later, the total value of his shares fell to $291.20. What is the current price per share if each share costs the same?

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i think that the current price for each share would be $18.20 if the total value went down to $291.20.

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You own 6 hats and are taking 4 on vacation. In how many ways can you choose 4 hats from the 6?A. 15

B. 360

C. 1

D. 720

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Answer:

Option B is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

I own 6 hats and i am taking 4 hats on vacations.

I have to find the number of ways that I can choose 4 hats out of 6.

In this question we will apply the combination rule.

So by combination rule number of ways to choose hats will be $^(6)C_(4)$

$^(6)C_(4)=(6!)/((6-4)!(4)!)$

$=(6* 5* 4!)/(2!* 4!)$

$=(30)/(2)$

=15

Therefore, option A. 15 will be the answer.

your answer is A. 15

How do you add degrees, minutes and seconds?

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as seconds, and carry 1 minute next door to the minutes.

-- Add the minutes. If the sum is more than 60, then take 60 off, write what's left
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A bill of $424 was paid with $5 bills and $2 bills. A total of 128 bills were used. Howmany of them were fives?

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Answer: 56

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of $5 be x

Let the number of $2 be y.

Based on the information given, we can form an equation as:

x + y = 128 ........ i

5x + 2y = 424 ....... ii

Multiply equation i by 2

Multiply equation ii by 1

2x + 2y = 256 ...... iii

5x + 2y = 424 ....... iv

Subtract iii from iv

3x = 168

x = 168/3

x = 56.

Therefore, there were 56 $5 bills.

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The answer is 3 of each. 3X7=21; 14X3=42, and 42+21= 63.

She bought 3 large notebooks and 3 small notebooks, because 3 * 14 = 42 and 3 * 7 = 21 and 21 + 42 =63

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