Answer:
You did the same on both exams.
Step-by-step explanation:
To compare both the scores, we need to compute the z scores of both the exams and then compare the values. The formula for z-score is:
<u>Z = (X - μ)/σ</u>
Where X = score obtained
μ = mean score
σ = standard deviation
For Exam 1:
Z = (95 - 79)/8
= 16/8
<u>Z = 2</u>
For Exam 2:
Z = (90 - 60)/15
= 30/15
<u>Z = 2</u>
<u>The z-scores for both the tests are same hence the third option is correct i.e. </u><u>you did the same on both exams.</u>
We can rewrite this problem as:
What is 60% of 35?
"Percent" or "%" means "out of 100" or "per 100", Therefore 60% can be written as
60
100
.
When dealing with percents the word "of" means "times" or "to multiply".
Finally, lets call the number of members we are looking for "m".
Putting this altogether we can write this equation and solve for
m
while keeping the equation balanced:
m
=
60
100
×
35
m
=
2100
100
m
=
21
21
members must be present to have a vote.
Answer:
23
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph, derive the best fit equation :
Using the points ;
(0,2.5) (100 ,35)
x1 = 0 ; y1 = 2.5 ; x2 = 100 ; y2 = 35
Slope formula, m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
m = (35-2.5)/(100-0)
m= (32.5)/100
m = 0.325
The y intercept, value on the graph where best fit line crosses the y axis = 2.5
The equation :
y = mx + c
c = intercept ; m = slope
y = 0.325x + 2.5
y = Number of cars
x = number of customers
The number of customers if there are 10 cars parked :
10 = 0.325x + 2.5
10 - 2.5 = 0.325x
7.5 = 0.325x
x = 7.5 / 0.325
x = 23.076
x = 23
So, what is the case in which he uses the least coins? can he use 1 coin? no, there isn't a 35 cent coin. can he use 2 coins? yes! he can use 25+10 cent coins!
now, the largest number of coins means the coins of the smallest value: so using only 5 cent coins. How many would this be?
we have to divide:
35/5=7
so we would use 7 coins.
And the difference is 5: 7-2 is 5.
Answer:
The original value of the car.
Step-by-step explanation:
The 21,500 would be the <em>a </em>value of the function, as it is before the parentheses. The <em>a </em>value of an exponential function is a constant, and it is the y-intercept of that function, meaning in a real-world application, it would be where the values start at. In this case, the 21,500 is where the price of the car starts at, i.e., the original value of the car.
