Dan had 52
shown work: 29 x 2=58 58-6=52
Answer:
The population parameter of this study is the population mean.
Step-by-step explanation:
A population parameter is a numerical measure representing a certain characteristic of the population. For example, population mean, population variance, population proportion, and so on.
The population parameter is computed using all the values of the population.
The population parameter can be estimated using the sample statistic. If the value of the population parameter is not known, then a random sample of large size, say <em>n</em> ≥ 30 can be selected from the population and the statistic value can be computed. This statistic value is considered as the point estimate of the parameter. It is also known as the unbiased estimator of the parameter.
In this case the survey involved sampling of 1500 Americans to estimate the mean dollar amount that Americans spent on health care in the past year.
The sample selected is used to compute the sample mean dollar amount that Americans spent on health care.
So, the population parameter of this study is the population mean.
Answer:
x = -2.585
Step-by-step explanation:
You will have to plug this into your graphing calculator.
In y=, type 5(1/2)^x in the Y1 and type 30 in Y2.
When you hit 2nd trace and hit find intersections, you will get (-2.585, 30).
The answer is x = -2.585
R=-1/800(x^2-2400x)
use R'=0
R'=1/400x-300, 1/400x=300 => x=1200 critical point
take R(1200), we know its max bcuz of the orientation of R
