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Answer:
There are 
five dollar bills and 
ten dollar bills.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Selling price of bicycle 
.
The friend gave 
five dollar bills and 
ten dollar bills.
Total number of bills 
.
To find: Number of five dollar bills and ten dollar bills the friend gave.
Solution:
The friend gave five dollar bills and ten dollar bills and the friend gave 
bills in all.
So, 
.
Selling price of bicycle .
So, 
Putting the value of from equation 
in equation 
.
Now, putting the value of in equation .
Hence, there are five dollar bills and ten dollar bills.
(5,60)(10,40)
slope = (40 - 60) / (10 - 5) = - 20/5 = -4
y = mx + b
slope(m) = -4
(5,60)...x = 5 and y = 60
now we sub and find b, the y int
60 = -4(5) + b
60 = -20 + b
60 + 20 = b
80 = b
equation is : y = -4x + 80
function form : f(x) = -4x + 80...where x = number of weeks and f(x) = loads of waste removed
She will only 4 arrangements for each bridesmaid
E=Z*sqrt (p(1-p)/N), where E= error margin, p=proportion, N=sample size
Katrina's margin error at 85% confidence interval: E=1.96*sqrt (p(1-p)/100) = 0.196 sqrt (1(1-p))
Mathew's margin error at 99% confidence interval: E= 2.58*sqrt (p(1-p)/400) = 0.129 sqrt (p(1-p))
Since both obtained same estimate of proportion (that is, value of p), it can be seen that Mathew's estimate will have a small error (That is, 0.129 is smaller than 0.196). This can be attributed to larger sample size although a wider confidence (99%) interval was considered.
