Answer:
Since it is 6 dollars per pound, his total cost c is 6 times p...thus
c = 6p
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The number of tests that it would take for the probability of committing at least one type I error to be at least 0.7 is 118 .
In the question ,
it is given that ,
the probability of committing at least , type I error is = 0.7
we have to find the number of tests ,
let the number of test be n ,
the above mentioned situation can be written as
1 - P(no type I error is committed) ≥ P(at least type I error is committed)
which is written as ,
1 - (1 - 0.01)ⁿ ≥ 0.7
-(0.99)ⁿ ≥ 0.7 - 1
(0.99)ⁿ ≤ 0.3
On further simplification ,
we get ,
n ≈ 118 .
Therefore , the number of tests are 118 .
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Recall that the direction of a vector can be seen from its slope, namely b/a.
let's take a peek at a couple of vectors, and multiply them by a scalar of 2.
hmmm say < 3 , 7 > , it has a slope of 7/3, now if we use a scalar of 2
2<3,7> => < 6 , 14 >, now, the slope of that is 14/6 which simplifies to, yeap, you guessed it, to 7/3, no change in the slope.
and say hmmmm < 11 , -2 >, slope of -2/11, let's multiply it by 2
2<11,-2> => <22 , -4 >, slope is -4/22 which simplifies to -2/11.
so, the vector's magnitude gets blown up, but the slope remains the same.
Answer: Choice D
The roots are -4, 1 and 2
This is the list of x intercepts more or less
The only graph that fits the proper x intercept description is choice D. This is assuming the x intervals are spaced out 1 unit apart for each tickmark.