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A dependant variable is one that is dependant on something else, e.g if I change the temperature (the independant variable) the rate of reaction increases(the dependant variable). A paper cup is not a variable as it doesn't change in value - it is equipment

that it is most likly to occur

I suggest it is a certainty. Unless the purpose of the game is simply to keep looking at the deck of cards, someone, at some time, must pick up a card.

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The probability of picking any particular card from a deck of 36 different cards is 1/36, or about 0.028.

The answer depends on what the "NUMBER of days" refers to. Days in months, in school terms, in prison sentences, peoples' lives, whatever. And since have not provided that information, I cannot provide a sensible answer.

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There are infinitely many ways to use graphs. Number pairs are used to define points in the Cartesian coordinate system, which is the most widely used type of graph.

Revise your question, it makes no sence.

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As one variable increases the other variable decreases.

Like if your cooking a dinner that came from a box than you would need like probably a cup of something

waves, as in the troughs and crest of a particular frequecy of light, like red, or in music: a middle C or any of the other notes.

Well, in many accounting situations, there is too much data to go through all the of it. For example, if we are looking about Ford motor corp, and looking at some specific data, their may be too much to analyze, so we take a sample. Then we need to know how big a sample to take so we can say with 95% confidence that our results are representative of all the data. Statistics tells us what sample size we need.

how mant 5-number combinations are there with tnumbers 1 thru 35, please list them all?

Well, yes and no. Sorry but there's a few "depends" in my answer. If I'm talking about shirts sold in the US and the UK, one set of data is in dollars and another set is sold in pounds and I've calculated means and standard deviations for both, I can convert the units, just like I do any conversions. The units for the mean and standard deviation are the same. So, if my mean shirt costs 15 pounds, and the standard deviation is 1.5 and there are 1.5 pound to every dollar, I can say the average cost of the shirt is 10 dollars with a standard deviation of 1 dollar. Of course the problem is, in many cases, the exchange rate is changing. If this is the case, I must, in the previous example, know how much each shirt cost in pounds and what the exchange rate was on the day it was purchased. The standard deviation can not be easily or correctly converted in this case. Now, in comparing the value of two currencies, the question is a bit more complicated, because we value a currency by its exchange to another currency. If I am comparing let say yen to dollars and yen to euro's, my units are different and a comparison is not proper. If an approximate dollars/ euro conversion factor can be used for the time series, then it is possible to have two comparable standard deviations on representing yen/dollars and a second one yen/dollars from convertd euros.

5 over six times two over three 5/6 x 2/3 ----

You'll want to look up variance and standard deviation.

Offgassing occurs when comets, meteors, meteorites etc. are heated by an outside force (such as the sun or the atmosphere of a planet.)
This heating causes the frozen gasses and particles of the object to vaporize, creating the clouds of gas and particles that surround comets and make them visible.

Te term "mathematic" is a descriptive adjective used to describe something related to math; the term "mathematician" is a noun meaning a person skilled or learned in math.

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To me pseudo- means "FAKE." Therefore, pseudoscientific would mean "fake science."