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What is the symbol for median in statistics?
There is none just use M x(~)- the tilde is above the x
Is Static X Satanic?
Actually, yes it is because X is the symbol for the Great Sun God, Osiris.
What is the answer for this proportion x over 4 5 over 10?
x is equal to 2.
Here is a spinner when the arrow is spun once a 1 2 or 3 can be scored bill is going to spin the arrow twice he will out his total score by adding the 2 scores he gets on the 2 spins work out x?
unfortunately im not aware
How do you do proportions?
A propotion is a math method. For example 3 over 100 = x over 50, you crossmultipy both 3 times 50 and 100 times x, then you'll get 150 = 100x, then you have to get x by itself so you divide 100 from both sides and that leaves you with x = 1.5 The proportion in this problem is 3 over 100 = x over 50
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