Answer:
58 ≤ 6r - 6
64 ≤ 6r
10.3 ≤ r
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
there was 3 pounds of raisins and 4 pounds peanuts.
Step-by-step explanation:
4 times 3 =12 and 2 times 4 = 8. 3+4=7 so 7 pounds. 12+8=20 so $20.
Answer:
<h2>$351.9</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
the question is not formatted well
<em>A store charges $414 for a small refrigerator, the price consists of the refrigerator's original cost to the store plus a profit 15% what was the refrigerator's original cost to the store?</em>
Step one:
given data
we are told that the price of the small refrigerator contains both the original price and 15% profit
mathematically
$414= original price + 15% profit
Step two:
let us solve for 15% of 414
=(15/100)*414
=0.15*414
=$62.1
This shows that the profit is $62.1
let the original price be x
$414= x + 62.1
solve for x
x=414-62.1
x=351.9
<u>The refrigerator's original cost to the store $351.9</u>
Answer:
P-value is lesser in the case when n = 500.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for z-test statistic can be written as
here, μ = mean
σ= standard deviation, n= sample size, x= variable.
From the relation we can clearly observe that n is directly proportional to test statistic. Thus, as the value of n increases the corresponding test statistic value also increases.
We can also observe that as the test statistic's numerical value increases it is more likely to go into rejection region or in other words its P-value decreases.
Now, for first case when our n is 50 we will have a relatively low chance of accurately representing the population compared to the case when n= 500. Therefore, the P-value will be lesser in the case when n = 500.
Answer:
I know a little of this
Step-by-step explanation:
ok so what you do is for example take both of the small equation with the same variable and equal them to each other then plug in to the other
ex. 7x-31 =5x-8 solve this the plug what you get into the y in equation 4(y) +27
