A grocer has two kinds of candies: one sells for 90 cents per pound and the other sells for 40 cents per pound. How many pounds
of each kind must he use to make 100 pounds he can sell for 85 cents per pound?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that taxi Fares are normally distributed with a mean fare of $22.27 and a standard deviation of $2.20.
For a random single taxi std deviation is 2.20
But for a sample of size 10, std deviation would be
This would be less than the 2.20
Because std devition is less for sample we get a big z score for the sample than the single.
As positive values of z increase we find that probability would decrease since normal curve is bell shaped.
So single taxi fare would have higher probability than sample.
B) Here >24.
By the same argument we have z value less for single taxi hence the probability for more than that would be less than that of sample size 10