Which of the following best describes the situation?
A. This is an example of correlation but not causation.
B. This is an example of causation but not correlation.
C. This is an example of both correlation and causation.
D. This is an example of neither correlation nor causation.
When Sarah added the fertilizer and there was a noticeable difference, we can say that:
Causation occurs when an effect is noticed because of a traceable item. The traceable item, in this case, is the fertilizer.
So when the fertilizer was added and a change in color was noticed, we can deduce that the difference was because of the fertilizer.
Therefore, option B is correct.
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Answer: B.) This is an example of causation but not correlation.
Step-by-step explanation: Causation is a cause and effect, because fertilizer was added to one plant, it's leaf color was improved.
The expression used is the circumference of a circle which is 80π
The circumference of a circle is the distance around the circle which is 2πr.
The diameter of a circle is the largest chord that passes through the center of a circle it is 2r.
Given, A circular skating rink has a radius of 40 feet.
∴ The expression can be used to find the circumference of the
skating rink is 2π(40) = 80π feet.
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50 Miles at an average rate
represents the cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses? (1 point)
C (5)=5
1=5
C (5)
C (1) = 5
Answer:
Therefore, the cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses, as represented by the function C(5), is 41.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses, we need to use the given function C(1) = 31 + 2, which represents the cost of ordering one lip gloss including the flat rate shipping charge. To find the cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses, we can substitute 5 for the variable in the function: C(5) = 31 + 2 * 5 C(5) = 31 + 10 C(5) = 41
The cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses represented in the function C(1)=31+2 is evaluated as C(5)=31+2*5, which equals 41 units.
This question involves the mathematical concept of functions, specifically, simple linear functions. In this example, we have the function C(1)=31+2, which informs us that the cost to order one lip gloss, denoted as 'L', is '31 plus twice the number of lip glosses ordered'
To answer the question 'What represents the cost of purchasing 5 lip glosses?', we substitute the number of lip glosses we want to buy (5) into our function. So instead of evaluating C(1), we evaluate C(5)=31+2*5, following the same structure of '31 plus twice the number of lip glosses ordered'. The solution to this would be C(5)=41, meaning it would cost 41 units (the currency isn't stated) for 5 lip glosses.
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The new price after the sales is $68
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost of a pair of sneakers = $80
Discount / sales offer= 15% off
New price = $80- 15% of $80
15% of $80 = 15 x 80/100
= $12
New price = 80 - 12
= $68
The new price after the sales is $68