Answer:
“The true mean weight of the piglets is at most 39lbs”would be the alternate hypothesis.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the null hypothesis of an experiment is “The true mean weight of the piglets is at least 39lbs”
We have to find the alternate hypothesis.
In hypothesis testing, alternate is the opposite of null hypothesis. If null hypothesis supports one statement alternate hypothesis opposes it. In other words, alternate hypothesis would be the negative of the claim of null hypothesis.
Here the null hypothesis of an experiment is “The true mean weight of the piglets is at least 39lbs”
i.e H0: 
So alternate hypothesis
Ha: 
You have to figure out what 48 percent of 70 is.
Use the formula percent/of = x/100.
So, 48/70 and x/100 you cross multiply the numbers; 48*100 and 70*x and end up with 70x=4800.
Divide both sides by 70, which gives you 68.57.
Round the number up to 69 percent.
Answer:
The probability that exactly two have flaws is P (x=2) = 0.2376
Step-by-step explanation:
Here
Success= p= 0.15
Failure = q= 0.85
total number= n= 8
Number chosen = x= 2
Applying the binomial distribution
P (x=x) = nCx p^x(q)^n-x
P (x=2) = 8C2 0.15 ²(0.85)^8
P (x=2) = 0.2376
The success is chosen about which we want to find the probability. Here we want to find the probability that exactly two have flaws so success would be having flaws therefore p = 0.15
3 blue birds
if he sees 5 more than blue 8 - 5 = 3
A circle is 360 degrees so if you are turning 100 degrees... you would get 100/360 of the way around the circle.
100/360 = 5/18
answer: 5/18