Do you think it's possible to have two data sets where only one has an outlier, but the other has a greater standard deviation? if yes, provide two data sets that make this true. if not, explain your reasoning.

for one thing their called fish not "fishes" and 2 fish can't be dead and alive and this question is absurd.

step-by-step explanation:

answer-

the equation that models this pattern is

solution-

a researcher placed a petri dish with 32,000 bacterial cells. one hour after being placed in the vacuum chamber, the number of cells in the petri dish had halved. another hour later, the number of cells had again halved.

this can be represented as exponential decreasing function,

where,

putting the values,

y-intercept means, where x=0, so

the coordinate of this poin will be (0, 32000)

this means when x=0 or at the starting of the research, the number of bacteria cells was 32000.

after 3 hours, number of bacteria cells will be,

the   coordinate of this point will be (3, 4000)

0.61 has 2 decimal places, so we put the decimal digits of 0.61, 61 over 1 followed by the number of zeroes equal to the number of decimal places, 

2:     61/1 = 61/100.

the answer is: 5,953.2 mm²

you have the  8-sided octahedron as a composite figure that has 2 square pyramids. so, you should   apply the formula for the calculated area of a square pyramid as so:   a=s²+2sl

  a is the area of the square pyramid.

  s will be the base of the square pyramid (s = 33 mm).

  l is the slant height of the square pyramid (l = 28.6 mm).

then, when you substitute these values into the formula you get:

  a=s²+2sl

  a=(33 mm)²+2(33 mm)(28.6 mm)

  a=1089 mm²+1887.6 mm²

  a=2,976.6 mm²

thus, the area of the  surface area of the octahedron is:

sa = 2a

sa = 2(2,976.6 mm²)

sa = 5,953.2 mm²

thus the answer will be: 5,953.2 mm²