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Answer:
The point estimate for the proportion of women with BRCA1 mutation is 0.168
Step-by-step explanation:
The point estimate for the proportion of women with BRCA1 mutation is the number of women with this mutation divided by the size of the sample.
Of the 173, they found that 29 had BRCA1 mutations.
29/173 = 0.168
The point estimate for the proportion of women with BRCA1 mutation is 0.168
Answer:
y= -a*x + 12
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Step-by-step explanation:
ax+by=12 (subtract "ax" from both sides so that the one on the left will become zero and we will have "by" )
by= -ax+12(divide both side by "by" so that we will have the equation as "y=mx+b")
finally the result will be:
y= -a*x + 12
b b
Answer: 15.5
Step-by-step explanation:
(10.5-7)+(4x3)
following PEDAS we do operations in parentheses first
10.5-7=3.5
4x3=12
we now have 3.5+12 as our intermediate expression
and 3.5+12 = 15.5
Hey there!
Let x be boy 1's age, and y be boy 2's age (younger).
Firstly, we know that x+y=24
6y-4=3x+5 <== we have this right here. (using the rules given by the question)
We can use all the equations to help find the answer.
x+y=24
x+y (-y)= 24(-y)
x=24-y
Plug that into x in the equation we made above.
6y-4= 3(24-y)+5
6y-4= 72-3y+5
Add 4 to each side.
6y= 81 -3y
9y=81
y=9
We know the younger boys age is 9.
We can plug that in to find the older one's age.
x+9= 24
x= 15
The boy's ages are 9 and 15.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers