Answer:
No. When all you want to do is estimate a population parameter, you should construct a confidence interval.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, there is no other prior estimation about the population to test (a hypothesis to nullify). The only thing you can do is construct a confidence interval of the proportion, where the standard deviation can be calculated in function of the proportion and the sample size.
The right answer is E: "No. When all you want to do is estimate a population parameter, you should construct a confidence interval."
Answer: look at the picture
Step-by-step explanation: Hope this help :D
Looks to me like y= x + 1
So it's actually 0.36363636... with the 36 repeating, right?
<span>Here's a technique for converting repeating decimals to fractions: </span>
<span>N = 0.3636363636... </span>
<span>100N = 36.36363636... </span>
<span>This means 100N - N = (36.363636...) - (0.36363636...). This simplifies to 99N = 36, because the "0.36363636..." parts of both numbers on the right cancel each other out. </span>
<span>Solving this for N gives </span>
<span>N = 36/99, or 4/11 </span>
<span>If you take a calculator (or use long division) and divide 4 by 11, you'll see that it's 0.36363636...</span>
The answer is -7
2x-3(x+4)=-5
Multiply by -3
2x-3x-12=-5
Collect like terms
-x-12=-5
Move constant to the right to change its sign
-x=-5+12
Add
-x=7
Change the signs
x=-7
