1-2. The best estimate for the population mean would be sample mean of 60 gallons. Since we know that the sample mean is the best point of estimate. Since sample size n=16 is less than 25, we use the t distribution. Assume population from normal distribution.
3. Given a=0.1, the t (0.05, df = n – 1 = 15)=1.75
4. xbar ± t*s/vn = 60 ± 1.75*20/4 = ( 51.25, 68.75)
5. Since the interval include 63, it is reasonable.
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If you look at the different triangles in the star they give you two angles....
all of the points in a triangle would be equal and you just subtract 24 from 105
x is 24 and y is 81
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2.28%
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As this is normally distributed, we can use z scores to find the percentage.
First, find the z-score for 148.
The z-score that you get is:
(148-160)/2=2
As we see that z=2, we can use a calculator or a z-score chart to find the percentage less than a z score of 2.
I used my chart and found: 2.28%
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Total number of pairs of socks in a drawer = 10
Number of black pairs of socks = 5
Number of blue pairs of socks = 5
A. If you picked 2 socks [black] and [blue] 3rd pick guarantees you will have one pair of either blue or black
Number of socks you pull out to guarantee that you have a pair of one color = 3 socks
B. If you want to pick 2 good pairs and your 6 picks are worst case, so 7th pick of the socks will give you good pair of two colors.
Number of socks you pull out to have two good pairs = 7 socks
C. If you want to have a pair of black socks your worst case will be you pick all 10 blue socks so another 2 socks must be black.
Number of socks you pull out to have two black socks = 12 socks
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