What are the top 10 places to spread a deceased ashes?
Unless the deceased advised the survivors where to disperse their ashes, the survivors are left with the lingering issue of where the final resting place should be. The top ten places are:
1) On a hill with a view
2) On a beach
3) Under a tree
4) In a field with a view
5) On the campus of their alma mater
6) At home
7) In the ocean or lake
8) At their church
9) At their favorite attraction (such as Disney)
10) In a cemetery near relatives
A frequency polygon is a simple way of representing quantitative data. It is usually used for ungrouped data (a histogram is more commonly used for grouped data).
It is a plot of points whose x-coordinate represents values that are observed and the y-coordinate is a count of the number of times the value was observed. These points are joined together using straight lines to form the frequency polygon.
Often the first point is joined to a point on the x-axis that is one unit before the x-coord of the first point, and the last point is joined to a point on the x-axis that is one unit after the x-coord of the last point to complete the polygon.
How do you open a 3 digit combination without knowing the code?
You should try out all of the three-digit combination.
There are 10x10x10 = 1,000 possible combination (assuming digits 0-10).
What is the definition of numerical analysis?
It is the study of algorithms that use numerical values for the problems of continuous mathematics.
How do researchers determine which of the variables are dependent or independent?
The variable that you can manipulate in the experiment is always the independent variable. The quantity that changes as a result of your manipulation is the dependent variable.
A graph that is a line has a rate of change?
with y=mx+b
dy/dx=m
d^2.y/dx^2=0
The rate of change is 0
infinitely. I would recommend that you word this question exactly how you read it, so you can get a proper response.
What is the most dangerous city in the world?
If you want to be realistic, Detroit. If not, most likely to be danger city
How do you generate random numbers in PHP?
Use the function "rand()" or "mt_rand()". Both functions will generate a random number (as a return value, so be sure to make it point to a variable - see examples). However, "rand()" is slower and uses a default PHP randomizing system. mt_rand() is four times as fast, and uses the Mersenne Twister randomizing format - which is much more random. Both functions have two optional parameters - a minimum integer and a maximum integer, respectively. By filling in these parameters, you will get a random number between the values you give (so, giving one and five will give you a random number that is no less than one, and no greater than five). These, again, are optional - and if left blank, the tiniest integer possible is no less than 0, and the largest integer possible is generated by the PHP function "getrandmax()" / "mt_getrandmax()" automatically. Examples, of which all are acceptable: ---- /* Examples using no parameters */ $randomNumber = rand(); $randomNumber = mt_rand();
/* Examples using parameters */ $randomNumber = rand(1, 5); $randomNumber = mt_rand(6, 10); ---- If your PHP build is version 4.2 or under, you will need to seed the random number generator with a value to base off of. "srand()" and "mt_srand()" (to be used with rand() and mt_rand() functions, respectively) can be used in this case. They both only have one optional parameter, which is any seed value - any number. If omitted, a random seed will be generated. More acceptable examples: ---- // Example using no parameters
srand();
$randomNumber = rand(); // Example using the seed parameter
srand(12345);
$randomNumber = rand(); // Example using the "mt" random format functions (without parameters)
mt_Rand();
$randomNumber = mt_rand(); // Example using the "mt" random format (with parameters)
mt_rand(12345);
$randomNumber = mt_rand(); ----
How many combinations of 6 numbers from 7?
7 of them. Remember, that in a combination the order of the numbers does not matter.
How is the expected outcome determined in a discrete distribution?
If X is a discrete variable then
E(X) is the sum of x*Prob(X = x) where the summation is over all possible values of x.
The term is actually "sheepishly." It refers to someone who is embarrassed or demure because they lack self assurance.