Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
The z-score is calculated by the following formula
z=(x-μ)/σ
where
μ=Population mean
σ=Population standard deviation
If the z-score for a specific sample mean is discussed then z-score is computed as
z=xbar-μ/σxbar.
where
μ=Population mean
σxbar=Sample standard deviation
As the population mean and mean of sampling distribution of mean are equal so, μ is used in above equation.
Now, the z-score is given
1.5=xbar-μ/σxbar
σxbar=xbar-μ/1.5.
Also we know that z-score corresponds to a score that is 6 points above mean which means that xbar-μ=6.
σxbar=6/1.5
σxbar=4.
Thus, the required sample standard deviation is 4.
You would would you the measurement of one cup
X/(x+5) = (x-2)/(x+1)
x(x+1) = (x -2) (x + 5)
x^2 + x = x^2 - 2x + 5x - 10
x = 3x - 10
3x - x = 10
2x = 10
x = 5
answer is A
5
I'll do the first two to get you started
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Problem 1
A = 3 = starting value
B = 10 = ending value
C = percent change
C = [ (B - A)/A ] * 100%
C = [ (10-3)/3 ] * 100%
C = (7/3) * 100%
C = 2.3333333 * 100%
C = 233.33333%
C = 233.3%
The positive C value means we have a percent increase. If C was negative, then we'd have a percent decrease.
<h3>Answer: 233.3% increase</h3>
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Problem 2
A = 9 = start value
B = 20 = end value
C = percent change
C = [ (B - A)/A ] * 100%
C = [ (20-9)/9 ] * 100%
C = (11/9)*100%
C = 1.2222222222*100%
C = 122.22222222%
C = 122.2%
<h3>Answer: 122.2% increase</h3>
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