Answer:
15 more weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
425 - 125 (what shes already saved)
300 divided by 20 (amount shes saving each week)
Result is 15, so 15 more weeks.
Hope this helped :)
If you mean how many weeks total, 125 according to the 20 dollars a week would bring it 22 weeks i think.. since the answer answer is 21.2 weeks exactly when you divide 425 by 20.
Answer:
8 Minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
since we are trying to find how many minutes have passed we first need to find how much substance was used during the time. we can do that by subtracting the leftover substance from the amount we started with.
666-562 = 104
Now that we know how much substance was used we can then use our conversion rate (13 per minute) and find how many minutes have passed by dividing.
104 / 13 = 8
4x+2y=10 Equation 1
x-y=13 Equation 2
Solving by substitution method.
Isolate x from equation 2.
x=y+13
Substitute value of x in equation 1
4(y+13)+2y=10
4y+52+2y=10
6y+52=10
6y=-42
y=-7
Now substitute value of y in x=y+13
x=-7+13
x=6
Answer: (6,-7)
The probability that the aircraft is overloaded is 97.98%, which means the pilot should take the action.
In a Normal distribution with mean ц and standard deviation σ, the z-score of a measure x is given by:
Z = X-ц / σ
· It measures how many standard deviations the measure is from the mean.
· After finding Z-score, we look at the z-score table and find the p-value associated with this z-score, which is the percentile of X.
· By the Central Limit Theorem, the sampling distribution of sample means of the size n has standard deviation σ
σ = σ /
σ is standard deviation
n is the sample size.
Given that the mean and the standard deviation of the population is 176.1 lb and 35.4 respectively.
⇒ ц = 176.1 and σ = 35.4
For a sample of 43 passengers, we have
n = 43
σ = 
σ = 5.398
Z = X-ц / σ
Z = 
Z = -2.05 has p- value of 0.9798
The probability that the aircraft is loaded is
1 - p-value of Z
1 - 0.0202 = 0.9798
The probability that the aircraft is overloaded is 97.98%
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