The answer is like terms.
To solve this problem, we use the formula:
z = (x – u) / s
where z is the z score value which can be obtained from
the tables, x is the sample value, u is the mean = 6.3 min, and s is the std
dev = 2.2 min
at P value = 0.90, the z = 1.28, finding for x:
x = z s + u
x = 1.28 * 2.2 + 6.3
x = 9.116
at P value = 1.0, the z = 3.49, finding for x:
x = z s + u
x = 3.49 * 2.2 + 6.3
x = 13.978 ~ 14
Therefore the longest 10% calls last about 9.1 minutes to
14 minutes
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
The values in the table change by $3.80 from one line to the next. Since each change from line to line changes in number of photos by 20, the average cost per photo is $3.80/20 = $0.19. There is apparently a $5.80 -3.80 = $2.00 shipping charge for numbers of photos in the range shown in the table.
Thus, the piecewise function has 3 pieces:
for x < 100: $2.00 + 0.19x
for x < 200: $4.50 + 0.17x
for x ≥ 200: $0.15x
This could be written as ...
