I think the answer is B 10.3. Hopefully this helped!! ( and hope I got it correct ) =“)
I'm assuming you're trying to find out how much you'll spend annually on gas: first you would divide the total miles driven in a year (13,000) by your car's mpg (26) giving you a quotient of 500 (the amount of times you'll have to fill up your tank) from here you will need to multiply 500 times the cost of gas ($3.60) giving you a product of $1,800 spent on gas annually.
400×10=4000
400×2=800
50×10=500
50×2=100
2×10=20
2×2=4
4000+800+500+100+20+4=5,424
Check answer by multiplying 452 and 12
452×12=5,424
The standard deviation of the set of values (2, 3, 6, 9, 10) is <span>square root of 12.5 (</span>
) therefore
OPTION C
