Is a voluntary response sample (sometimes, always, or never) valid?

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Answer: A voluntary response sample is always valid.

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3 ( 2m - 1 ) - 5m ≤ -1

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Assume it's width is x. The length, which is twice as long, is then 2x.
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What is the mass of the 2.5 kilogram in mass in grams

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Answer:

2500g

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Metric Decimal System. Each subunit (to the left) is 10 times higher or 1/10 times lower .

1Kg           1hg         1dag    1g        1dcg       1cg        1 mg

1000g     100g      10g     1g         0.1g            0.01g       0.001g

From the scheme above, we have many relations. The one that answers the question is below followed by a rule of three:

1 kg----1000g

2.5kg-----x

x=2500g

1 kg= 1000g

So to go from kilograms to grams, multiply by 1000:
2.5kg*1000= 2500 g

Answer: 2500 g

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6=(2.8+x)/(2)\n 12=2.8+x\n x=9.2\n \n \n 6=(-12+x)/(2)\n 12=-12+x\n x=24