A school principal wants to find out if his school needs more bike racks. A survey is taken of 30 students who ride their bikes to school Why might the sample be biased?

Didn't ask people who live
nearby

Didn't ask parents

Only asked students who ride their bikes

than do 23.50 times 18 and then divide your answer by 100 than you will get x.

F(x) =2.96.(1.04)ˣ, where x is the number of monthsprice at the origin, when x = 0→ f(x) = 2.96(1.04)⁰  →f(x) = 2.96(remember any number with exponent 0 gives 1).price after 1 month (x=1)  → f(x) =2.96.(1.04)¹ = 3.0784increase of cost = (3.0784-.96)/2.96 = 0.04 or 4% increase.however you could have noticed it from the formula: f(x) =2.96.(1.04)ˣ = 2.96(1+0.04)ˣ (and the 0.04 or 4% is the increase over 1.sorry for the 2nd part, i am confused with your "table" . i have to see a proper table in order to you