Answer:
Alan = reject H0
Bill = cannot say
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Heather is a student in a class that has been asked to conduct a hypothesis test for a population proportion.
(two tailed test at 5% significance level)
Since she rejects null hypothesis p value should have been less than 0.05
when p value <0.05, it is definitely less than 0.10
So at 1% level of significance also the null hypothesis would be rejected.
So Alan also would get the same result as to reject the H0
But about Bill since Bill uses 0.01, we cannot definitely say that p value is less than or greater than 0.01
All we know is that p is less than 0.05
Hence it is impossible to tell from the information for Bill
Standard form: 314,207
expanded form: 300,000+10,000+200+7
word form: three hundred fourteen thousand, two hundred seven
Answer:
HOPE THAT MAY HELP YOU :)
Step-by-step explanation:
Equal groups are illustrations of using the same variable.
A word problem that uses equal group is:
Christopher traveled a distance of 5 miles yesterday; he traveled a distance of 4 miles earlier today. Calculate the total distance traveled
The only condition for equal groups is that:
The units or variable must be the same
For instance:
Add 5 miles and 4 miles ----- This represents distance
Remove 2 liters from 7 liters --- This represents volume
Add 5 hours and quarter of an hour -- This represents time
And so on.
396,000
because 5 goes up and anything lower than five stays the same
Answer:
The error she made was that she was adding x and 2.75. She should subtract 2.75 from x.
Another mistake that she made was that she sold each for $7 assuming that she would make a profit of 78, but she should see each necklace for $12.5 so that she could make a profit of $78.
Step-by-step explanation:
The error she made was that she was adding x and 2.75.
She should write the equation as 8 (x - 2.75) = 78; as she spends $2.75 to make a necklace.
By using the correct equation: 8 (x - 2.75) = 78
=> 8x - 22 = 78
=> 8x = 78 + 22
=> 8x = 100
=> x = 100/8
=> x = 12.5
Another mistake that she made was that she sold each for $7 assuming that she would make a profit of 78, but she should see each necklace for $12.5 so that she could make a profit of $78.
Hope this helps you.
