Answer:
Mean track length for this rock specimen is between 10.463 and 13.537
Step-by-step explanation:
99% confidence interval for the mean track length for rock specimen can be calculated using the formula:
M±
where
- M is the average track length (12 μm) in the report
- t is the two tailed t-score in 99% confidence interval (2.977)
- s is the standard deviation of track lengths in the report (2 μm)
- N is the total number of tracks (15)
putting these numbers in the formula, we get confidence interval in 99% confidence as:
12±
=12±1.537
Therefore, mean track length for this rock specimen is between 10.463 and 13.537
Step-by-step explanation:
the first one is equivalent : Adding property is applied
the second one is not equivalent.
Answer:
101 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
the sum of all angles in a triangle is always 180 degrees.
the other not-shaded angle in the lower triangle is also 42 degrees.
the shaded angle is therefore
180 - 37 - 42 = 101 degrees
Its not the best drawing but it should help. Then from there you are going to want to do:
A=b×h
A=6×7
A=42m²
Answer:
14.4
Step-by-step explanation: