(10(1-(1/2)^5)/1-(1/2) =
20(1-1/32)
=155/8
Answer:
Research Hypothesis solves the problem by .....
Step-by-step explanation:
Research Hypothesis is a set of assumed statements, consisting certain variables & their relationships
The variables whose relationship are to be checked by hypothesis testing, are independent & dependent variables. The causal variable(s) are independent variables & the effected variable is the dependent variable.
- Null Hypothesis : It is the hypothesis assuming no statistically significant relationship between independent & dependent variables
- Alternate Hypothesis : It is the hypothesis assuming statistically significant relationship between independent & dependent variable
Example : To check the research question, of relationship between research variables, by formulating hypothesis assumed statement
Y = b0 + b1X ; where
Y = dependent variable, X = independent variable, b0 = autonomous, b1 = X intercept on Y
- H0 : b1 = 0 {No significant relationship between X & Y}
- H1 : b1 ≠ 0 {Significant relationship between X & Y}
This way : Research hypothesis solves the problem by - formulating hypothesis assumptions, which recognise the variables & their relations. At last, acceptance of null or alternate hypothesis gives the final research conclusion & interpretation
The question is incomplete! Complete question along with answer and step by step explanation is provided below.
Question:
Davis wants to pour 5 gallons of punch into ½ gallon jugs How many jugs will he need?
A. 2½
B. 5½
C. 10
D. 15
Answer:
Number of jugs = 10
Davis will need 10 jugs to pour 5 gallons of punch into ½ gallon jugs.
Step-by-step explanation:
David has 5 gallons of punch that he wants to pour into jugs.
The capacity of 1 jug is ½ gallon.
The required number of jugs may be found as
Number of jugs = gallons of punch/capacity of jug
For the given case, we have
Gallons of punch = 5
capacity of jug (in gallons) = ½ = 0.5
So, the required number of jugs is,
Number of jugs = 5/½
Number of jugs = 5/0.5
Number of jugs = 10
Therefore, Davis will need 10 jugs to pour 5 gallons of punch into ½ gallon jugs.
