What are the techniques of swimming?
1. You could throw out the lifeguard buoy to a distressed or actively drowning victim.
2. At a lake or at a far away distance, you could throw out the circular shaped buoy for an actively or distressed swimmer.
3. Make sure everything is safe in the scene before anyone gets in the water so no one gets hurt.
4. If anyone is doing anything unsafe in the water, tell them to stop before anything serious happens, and if they don't stop, then get them out of the pool.
What is the most common number on roulette?
There are no set equations of frequent numbers in roulette. Each spin of the ball is an independent event and there is always the same chance of a particular number or color coming up. Previous numbers or colors hit mean absolutely nothing at all. Roulette tables that post previous hits do so for the players that think it is important to know. Casinos know better. The real answer is zero, because Atlantic City is in America and the roulette wheels there have the dreaded double zero. So zero comes up, as zero or double zero, once in 17 spins. In Europe the wheels have only one zero and thus each number comes up on average every 37 spins.
What is the mean mode median of 64 64 64 65 65 65 65 67 67 68 68 70 70 72 73 76 79 80?
64 64 64 65 65 65 65 67 67 68 68 70 70 72 73 76 79 80.
NB Place the numbers in RANK order. In this case it is already done
#1 MODE ; is the term that occurs most frequently. In this case it is '65' , as there are four lots of '65'
#2 MEDIAN ; is the term that occurs at the ABSOLUTE middle of the ranked order. Since there are eighteen terms, there is no absolute middle term. So we take the two middle terms that have the same number of terms to their side, that is terms nine & ten. They are 67 & 68. We then add these two together and halve the result. Hence (67 + 68) / 2 = 67.5. This is the median term.
#3 MEAN ; is the sum of all the terms, which is the divided by the number of terms. Hence
(64+64+64+65+65+65+65+67+67+68+68+70+70+72+73+76+79+80)/18 =
69'
NB Another way of calculating the mean is
((3x64)+(4x65)+(2x67)+(2x68)+(2x70)+72+73+76+79+80)/18 = 69
NNB The word 'average' is casually used in the non-mathematical world, but the correct term is MEAN.
What is median of 85 91 48 98 99 91 90 84 91?
85 91 48 98 99 91 90 84 91
To find the median, first rearrange the numbers in rank order. That is from lowest to highest.
Hence
48,84,85,90,91,91,91,98,99.
Next we notice that there are nine terms.
To find the median we than take the absolute middle term. In this case it is '91'. There are four terms to the left and right of the median term.
NB If you had left the numbers in the original order, the median would have been '99', which is incorrect.
NNB As an aside the MODE is also '91'. However, in this case it is found by looking for the term that occurs most frequently. In this case there are three lots of '91' , but only one of each other term.
Hope that helps !!!!
What are Chemotherapy survival rate statistics?
I read recently that the survival rate is 3%! My husband just died from the result of his chemotherapy treatment. His last scan report had shown no sign of cancer. Then he began to die, his body became more weak and started to have many complications throughout his body. I plan to start an advocate organization to warn cancer patients that you are more likely to die from the chemo treatment than from cancer! The hospital where he died, administered a lethal dosage of morphine to finally end his life. All of America needs to be aware of how hospitals are murdering people so that they may continue to make large amounts of monies.
What age group is most likley to get meningitis?
Anyone can get it regardless of age. I got Bacterial Meningitis when I was six months old. But the age group most at risk is teens and young adults due to activeness and going/living in places such as school and dormitories.
soon to happen -- "impending doom" is misfortune that is, so to speak, just around the corner
In the United States only how many babies are born every minute?
There are 1,987,645 babies born in 1 second!
How many people will die from lung cancer in 2008?
how many people die every year for lung cancer how many people die every year for lung cancer
How many college students die each year from alcohol-related accidents?
Each year in the United States, roughly 5,000 young people under the age of 21 die as a result of underage drinking. This includes about 1,900 deaths from motor vehicle accidents. Tobacco kills more Americans each year than alcohol, cocaine, crack, heroin, homicide, suicide, car accidents, fire, and AIDS combined. No known deaths are attributed to Marijuana use.
How many doctors per person in Australia?
The number of people entering the medical profession in Australia is increasing. There are currently 91,000 doctors who are registered in Australia.
An adverse reaction would be an unwanted, negative or unfavorable result of an action. Most often used to describe unwanted or negative side-effects of or allergies to medications.
Reject or accept null hypothesis F-test?
F-test results will determine if the null hypothesis will be rejected or accepted. All test are ran with the assumption that the null hypothesis is true.
What is the most popular last name in Cuba?
Perez
Improved:
You can't really pick one to be a "popular" last name, there is a whole lot of Abreu, Vargas, Castillo, Cruz, Marte, and other spanish last names. There are alot of uncommon ones as well, but you tend to meet many typical spanish surnames.
What is the Doctor-patient ratio in Australia?
The doctor-patient relationship is a compulsory subject in all the best medical schools in the world, aiming to enable the physician to have a satisfactory performance and pertinent to the sick in order to enhance the therapeutic task by way of safe, reliable and positive.
Teams should be sensitive to understand the fragility of the patient weakens and your family gets sick, and they also welcome it means an additional effort that many do not want, do not stand, or do not know how. Depending on the tags that may arise between the professional, patient and family become frequent defensive attitudes of incomprehension or misunderstanding in communication, more traumatized than help.
In the name of efficiency, sometimes, doctors and nurses put themselves in a very effective distance, appear difficult to place themselves entirely. They have excellent capacity for technical procedures, but not always for professional humane attitudes, as if the attendance of medical staff and nurses could not include tenderness and welcome to the feelings that arise in the experience of shock caused by the disease.
The subjectivity of the practitioner must be present with tenderness and welcome the desperate search for balance from the patient and his family, when they deny the disease, or seek alternative cures, instead, try to help with some hope, when the disease is felt as a death sentence that nullifies any expectation.
Upon entering the patient's room, doctors and nurses can get involved with intense emotions, and lose the capacity to host from the professional role; assume attitudes as if they were family or, conversely, nothing moves them, protect themselves in an aseptic which creates insecurity in the patient and family anger.
The doctor-patient relationship is influenced by the quality of the healthcare team and the patient is the great beneficiary because it is the "vitamins" for your healing process.
What is the second largest dam in the world?
Actually, the world's second largest dam is in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. The dam holds back approximately 50 square kilometers of tailings from oil sands refining. If this dam were to burst it would cause the total destruction of the local ecosystem, as well as making the surrounding groundwater useless due to the presence of toxic heavy metals, and other known carcinogens.
2 people get killed in the uk everday which is good so your safe at night times but there a lots of boys who rape girls everday
How many people immigrate to California every year?
Just enough to take all the unwanted jobs. (ex: toilet cleaning)
What is the most expensive city to live in the world?
I don't have a source to cite to, but I remember recently hearing it was Moscow, followed by London, followed by New York.
-- Moscow is absolutely not the world's most expensive city. That source your referring to is the Mercer Cost of Living Index, and its trash. It only applies to people making over 200 thousand dollars a year. The basket of goods it uses consists of things like Luxury apartments, 5 start French restaurants, and other luxuries. I have no idea how the Mercer ranking became so widespread (well I do, because of CNN) but there are many other rankings out there. Honestly a survey that ends up telling you that Hanoi, Vietnam is more expensive that San Francisco isen't really worth that much. The Economist also come out with a list every year and it is far more believable.
Here are the top ten. Moscow, by the ways, is number 29 in the world.
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You are once again using the Mercer rankings. They are horrible rankings. I can't stress than enough! I take it you haven't travelled much, if at all, to actually think those rankings mean anything. Please read what I have written above as I went over the reasons why.
The rankings I linked you to were done by the Economist, not the Irish Business News, if you took the time to actually read them you would have known.
Anyways, probably the best rankings out there is actually done by UBS. Here is their top ten; 1
London120.2
2
Oslo112.3
3
Dublin105.2
4
Copenhagen102.6
5
New York100.0
6
Zurich97.7
7
Geneva96.0
8
Tokyo94.4
9
Helsinki92.8
10
Paris92.8
For the record. If you actually believe for one second that Beijing, China is more expensive than New York City then... I need your contact information, cause I got a bunch of cool stuff to sell you. $$