9514 1404 393
Answer:
the correct choices are shown
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Statement</u> . . . . . <u>Reason</u>
1. c ║ d; ∠4 = ∠5 . . . . . Given
2. ∠4 = ∠7 . . . . . Alternate interior angles are equal
3. ∠5 = ∠8 . . . . . Vertical angles are equal
4. ∠7 = ∠8 . . . . . Substitution
Solution:
Population in the city= 10,000
As genetic condition affects 8% of the population.
8 % of 10,000
As, it is also given that, there is an error rate of 1% for condition (i.e., 1% false negatives and 1% false positives).
So, 1% false negatives means out of 800 tested who are found affected , means there are chances that 1% who was found affected are not affected at all.
So, 1% of 800 
Also, 1% false positives means out of 10,000 tested,[10,000-800= 9200] who are found not affected , means there are chances that 1% who was found not affected can be affected also.
So, 1% of 9200 
1. Has condition Does not have condition totals = 800
2. Test positive =92
3. Test negative =8
4. Total =800 +92 +8=900
5. Probability (as a percentage) that a person has the condition if he or she tests positive= As 8% are found positive among 10,000 means 9200 are not found affected.But there are chances that out of 9200 , 1% may be affected
that is Probability equal to 0.01 or 1%.
1 gallon = 4 quarts
2570 x 4 = 10,280 quarts of gas
10280/7 = 1468.571 quarts per day
rounded to nearest hundredth is 1468.57 quarts
Answer:
$36 if it's an annual rate. If it's a monthly rate it's $432
Step-by-step explanation:
Since it's such a high interest rate to pay, I think the logical rate would be annually because that's a lot of money for a bank to give
Answer: No. both are independent quantity. Therefore, the number of books purchased does not affect the value of m.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Julio and his sister bought 8 books and m magazines for $1 each.
The amount of money that Julio spent is represented by the expression 1/2(m+8)
Thus, the amount she and her sister will pay is dependent on the number of books and the number of magazines, but the number of magazines and the number books are independent quantity.
Therefore, the number of books purchased does not affect the value of m.
