First, you need to isolate w. So you get w = 2/3 divided by 4.
I made the 2/3 a decimal, as it is easier to work with: 0.6666 divided by 4 is 0.167.
0.167 is 1/6.
w = 1/6, or 0.167.
Answer:
98
You have to use prime factor decompisition. I hope this helps
Answer:
1.5%
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the Taylor rule, the federal funds rate targeted by the Fed is:
Where AI is the actual inflation (1%), DI is the desired inflation (2%) and PD is the deviation from potential (2%):
The Fed should target a federal funds rate of 1.5%.
Answer:
Mean = $229.32
Median = $231.15
Mode = $268.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Mean = the average.
The average is the sum of variables divided by the number of variables.
x = each variable
N = number of variables = 11
Average = (Σx)/N = (236.09 + 204.43 + 253.82 + 268.4 + 231.15 + 205.7 + 262.18 + 162.77 + 268.4 + 224.45 + 205.17)/11
Mean = 2522.56/11 = $229.32
b) Median is the value that falls at the middle of the data set if all the variables are arranged in ascending or descending order.
So, to find the Median, we first arrange the variables in ascending order.
162.77
204.43
205.17
205.70
224.45
231.15
236.09
253.82
262.18
268.4
268.4
Since there are 11 variables, the Median is the number that falls at the middle of the distribution, that is, at the sixth position.
Median = $231.15
c) Mode is the number that appears the most in a distribution.
In this distribution, only 268.4 appears more than once.
Hence, the more is $268.4
