Answer:
* The mean (a measure of central tendency) weight value is the average of the weights of all pennies in the study.
* The standard deviation (a measure of variability or dispersion) describes the lowest and highest any individual penny weight can be. Subtracting 0.02g from the mean, you get the lowest penny weight in the group.
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that a penny is a money unit. It is created/produced, just like any other commodity. As a matter of fact, almost all types of money or currency are manufactured; with different materials ranging from paper to solid metals.
A group of pennies made in a certain year are weighed. The variable of interest here is weight of a penny.
The mean weight of all selected pennies is approximately 2.5grams.
The standard deviation of this mean value is 0.02grams.
In this context,
* The mean (a measure of central tendency) weight value is the average of the weights of all pennies in the study.
* The standard deviation (a measure of variability or dispersion) describes the lowest and highest any individual penny weight can be. Subtracting 0.02g from the mean, you get the lowest penny weight in the group.
Likewise, adding 0.02g to the mean, you get the highest penny weight in the group.
Hence, the weight of each penny in this study, falls within
[2.48grams - 2.52grams]
Answer:
At 11:50
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Subtract the hours and the minutes separately
12: 20
<u>- 0</u>: <u> 30</u>
12: -10
2. If the minutes are negative, subtract 1 from the hours and add 60 to the minutes.
12: -10
<u> - 1</u>: <u>+ 60
</u>
11: 50
You should remind PJ about her deliveries at 11:50.
Multiply 9 and 5 then multiply by .5 giving you 22.5 so I’d say that’s your best option
3/8 written as an decimal is <span>0.375</span>
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1.</u> Substitute for d to solve for n:
From the first equation:

Then substitute it into the second equation:

<u>Step 2:</u> Substitute for n to solve for d:

There are 40 dimes and 30 nikels in the piggy bank