Answer:
60 baseball and 20 football
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: increased
Step-by-step explanation:
- An x% confidence interval indicates that a person can be x% confident that true population parameter lies in it.
More level of confidence more width of the interval.
As level of Confidence interval increases width of interval increases.
Width of interval
level of Confidence interval
So, If a 95% confidence interval had been constructed instead of 90% the width of the interval would have been<u> increased.</u>
Answer:
c) skewed to the right.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to remember that is a distribution is skewed to the right then we have the following condition satisfied:

And if is skewed to the left then we have:

If the distribution is symmetric we need to satisfy:

For this case since we have most of the values between 200000 and 500000 when we put atypical values like 15000000 that would affect the sample mean and on this case the sample mean would larger than the sample median because the median is a robust measure of central tendency not affected by outliers.
So for this special case we can say that the
. And probably the median would be higher than the mode so then we can conclude that the best answer for this case would be:
c) skewed to the right.
The number of eats of corn which have been picked is; 16.9 corns.
<h3>How many eats of corn have been picked?</h3>
According to the question; 16 eats of corn are being picked foot every 18 peppers. In essence, the ratio of corns to peppers is; 16/18.
Hence, it follows that the number of corns which corresponds to 19 peppers been picked can be evaluated as follows;
16/18 = x/19
x = (19×16)/18
x = 16.9 eats of corn.
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Answer:
a)6
b)v^2-u^2/2a
Step-by-step explanation:
a)Given that,
u=12
a= -6
s=9
We know that,
v^2=u^2+2as
or, v^2=(12)^2+2×(-6)×9
or,v^2=144-108
or,v^2=36
or, v=√36
∴v=6
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b)If ,v^2=u^2+2as
then, u^2+2as=v^2
or,2as=v^2-u^2
or, s=v^2-u^2/2a
∴s=v^2-u^2/2a
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