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lab1_9.png What is the name of this mineral? [BLANK-1] Does it have cleavage or fracture (be specific! You should have the word cleavage or fracture and name what type)? [BLANK-2] What is its luster? [BLANK-3]

download (7).png download (8).png What is the name of this mineral? [BLANK-1] Does it have cleavage or fracture (be specific! You should have the word cleavage or fracture and name what type)? [BLANK-2] What is its luster? [BLANK-3] What is its special property? [BLANK-4]

granite-2311854_1920(1).jpg Name 3 minerals from the ones in your lab that can be found in this felsic igneous rock. [BLANK-1] [BLANK-2] [BLANK-3]

What type of crust is always involved in a subduction zone? [BLANK-1]

fig1(2).PNG What type of process is going on at this location?

What is the density of a basalt block with a mass of 90 g and a volume of 30 cm3? [BLANK-1]

The plate boundary indicated by the arrows in the figure separates two tectonic plates. What types of crust are found on both sides of the boundary? fig1(1).PNG

Match each edge image to its corresponding accumulator array by writing A, B, C, or D in the line below the accumulator (Hough Lines algorithm). The coordinates of the accumulator are θ on the x-axis ranging from 0 to π. The y-axis of the accumulator is ρ, with ρ=0 in the middle.

For the data set, find the following values. Show all your work. pic3.jpg a. Find the first quartile. The first quartile is [BLANK-1]. b. Find the third quartile. The third quartile is [BLANK-2]. c. Find the interquartile range. The IQR is [BLANK-3]. d. Identify any outliers using the IQR. The lower bound is [BLANK-4]. The upper bound is [BLANK-5]. Are there any outliers? [BLANK-6] e. Draw a boxplot.

Give a specific example on how you would collect data for a study using systematic sampling.