The confidence interval for the mean usage of water is (18.7,20.5).
Given population standard deviation of 2.4, mean of 19.5 gallons per day and confidence interval of 98%.
We have to find the confidence interval for the mean usage of water.
To find out the confidence interval we have to first find margin of error.
μ=19.5
σ=2.4
α=0.98
α/2=0.49
We have to find the z value for the p value 0.49 which is z=2.33
Margin of error=z*μ/
=2.33*19.5/
=0.82
lower level=mean -m
=19.5-0.82
=18.68
after rounding upto 1 decimal
=18.7
upper mean = mean+m
=19.5+0.82
=20.52
Hence the confidence interval for the usage of water is (18.7,20.52).
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W=166 degrees
okay so the total measure of the angles should be 360 so you gotta do 86+86+72+w=360
86+86+72=244
360-244=116
Two thirds of the one cup that he added is 80g, so he went over by 48g
Get the equation to slope-intercept form: y = mx + b
6x + 3y = 6
Subtract 6x from both sides. This will give you 3y = -6x + 6.
Then, divide by 3 on both sides. This gives you y = -6x + 2.
2 is your y intercept and -6 is your slope.
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