Complete.4.9 mi = 
ft
A. 718.67
B. 2156
C. 8624
D. 25,872
Answer: D
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A. y = 
B. y = 3
C. y = 0
D. no horizontal asymptotes
Evaluate the expression.(-9)(8) - (-13)(7)
A. -19 B. 19 C. 5 D. -163
Use the circle graph to solve the problem.The circle graph shows the percent of the total population of 51,800 of Springfield living in the given types of housing.
Find the number of people who live in single family houses. Round your result to the nearest whole number.
A. 20,720 people B. 40 people C. 18,130 people D. 31,080 people
Identify the problem with the method used to obtain a random sample.A quality control manager would like to assess the quality of service provided by one of his customer service representatives. He would like to listen to a random sample of calls handled by the representative. He monitors the first 30 calls handled by the representative on a Monday morning.
A. The day Monday was not chosen at random. The manager should write each day of the week on a slip of paper, put the slips in a bag, mix them thoroughly, close his eyes and pick a slip from the bag. He should then monitor the first 30 calls handled by the representative on the day selected. B. The manager cannot pick a random sample because he is not objective. Someone other than the manager should select the calls to be monitored. C. The sample is biased. Calls handled at times other than Monday morning have no chance of being selected. The first 30 calls handled on a Monday morning might not be representative of all calls handled by the representative.. If the representative happened to be tired or in a bad mood on the Monday morning this would affect all calls in the sample.