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Kazeer [188]
3 years ago
12

Help me please!! hurry up timed

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ad libitum [116K]3 years ago
8 0

The quickest way to do this is to plug the first b-value from each table into the equation to find p-value. Then compare your answer with the p-value from the table to find the one that is greater than your answer.

p = 3.25b  

                  <u>Equation </u>                    <u>Table</u>                   <u>Table compared to Equation</u>

Table A:  p = 3.25(1) = 3.25           p = 2.75                               <

Table B:  p = 3.25(1.5) = 4.875       p = 3.75                              <

Table C:  p = 3.25(2) = 6.50           p = 7.00                                 >

Table D:  p = 3.25(2.5) = 8.125       p = 10.00                               >

Table E:  p = 3.25(3) = 9.75             p = 11.25                               >

Table F:  p = 3.25(3.5) = 11.375       p = 10.50                          <

Answer: C, D, and E

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