al Data Tables: le your position and time table. Then c= sis. Position Time (m) (+/-) Im (+/-)0.1sec (sec) 1.45 2.75 4.0 10 22 38 5.4 60 6.7 86 8.0 118 9.4 154 10.7 184 11.8 216 12.9 246 14.0 276 15.0 308 16.1 338 17.2 370 18.3 2.

Age, x 16 25 39 45 49 64 70 29 57 22 Systolic blood pressure 109 122 143 132 199 185 199 130 175 118    4. If x is 30 , what would you expect y (in mm ??) to be?

Course Name Credit Hours Grade Algebra 3 B Chemistry 3 C Chemistry Lab 1 B Creative Writing 3 A Honors 2 A The table above represents Bob's grades from last semester.  What was Bob's GPA? Remember that A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0 on a 4-point GPA scale.  Round to two decimal places. A.) 3.86 B.) 3.01 C.) 3.17 D.) 2.38

The table below shows the relationship between the altitude of the atmosphere and corresponding temperature. Altitude (in feet) 25,000 20,000 15,580 12,902 Temperature (in degree Celsius) 10 16 25 30 What inference can be made from the above data?   A.The temperature of the atmosphere decreases with the increase in the altitude. B.The temperature of the atmosphere decreases with the decrease in the altitude. C.The temperature of the atmosphere increases with the increase in the altitude. D.ANo inference can be made from the given data.