Finding the Error (SAT)?
I believe there is No Error. "so annoyed" can sound awkward in some dialects, but it seems fine.
How do you find the value of t stats and the margin of error?
A random sample of 64 SAT scores of students applying for merit scholarships showed an average of 1400 with a standard deviation of 240. 1.The “t” value for this interval estimation is (use df = 60) a. 1.96 b. 1.998 c. 1.64 d. 1.28 2. The margin of error at 95% confidence is a. 1.998 b. 1400 c. 240 d. 59.95 e. 60 3. The 95% confidence interval for the SAT scores is a. 1340.05 to 1459.95 b. 1400 to 1459.95 c. 1340.05 to 1400 d. 1400 to 1600 e. 1340 to 1460
Explain the sentence error?
The supervisory committee [has belatedly] (A) [recommended to] (B)( its) (C) superiors that the barracks are [in need badly of] (D) constant surveillance. My teacher told me that D was wrong because "badly" is placed before a prepositional phrase that it doesn't modify. How is it and what does that mean?
Where's the error in this sentence?
While I WAS LOOKING for my keys, I remembered I left them at home.
While I'm registering for SAT, when I enter my school it says school not found, what to do?
Just Paste this code in - 000003 (US) / 000004 (International).It will put it in as “Unlisted”.