Answer:
is linearly dependent set.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: 
is a linearly dependent set in set of real numbers R
To show: the set is linearly dependent.
Solution:
If 
is a set of linearly dependent vectors then there exists atleast one 
such that 
Consider 
A linear transformation T: U→V satisfies the following properties:
1. 
2. 
Here, 
∈ U
As T is a linear transformation,
As is a linearly dependent set,
for some 
So, for some
Therefore, set is linearly dependent.
Given:
μ = 68 in, population mean
σ = 3 in, population standard deviation
Calculate z-scores for the following random variable and determine their probabilities from standard tables.
x = 72 in:
z = (x-μ)/σ = (72-68)/3 = 1.333
P(x) = 0.9088
x = 64 in:
z = (64 -38)/3 = -1.333
P(x) = 0.0912
x = 65 in
z = (65 - 68)/3 = -1
P(x) = 0.1587
x = 71:
z = (71-68)/3 = 1
P(x) = 0.8413
Part (a)
For x > 72 in, obtain
300 - 300*0.9088 = 27.36
Answer: 27
Part (b)
For x ≤ 64 in, obtain
300*0.0912 = 27.36
Answer: 27
Part (c)
For 65 ≤ x ≤ 71, obtain
300*(0.8413 - 0.1587) = 204.78
Answer: 204
Part (d)
For x = 68 in, obtain
z = 0
P(x) = 0.5
The number of students is
300*0.5 = 150
Answer: 150
2+2-1 that's three quick maths.
It is -3 to start off with, on Monday. On Tuesday morning it would be -3 - 2 degrees, = -5 degrees. By Tuesday evening it was 4 degrees lower than in the morning, so -5 - 4 degrees = -9 degrees on Tuesday evening.
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...............the answer is D
