Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Part A</u>
Assuming that conditions have been met for the interval, we use the formula where represents the sample mean, represents the critical value, represents the sample standard deviation, and is the sample size.
The critical value of for an 80% confidence level with degrees of freedom is equivalent to
Thus, we can compute the confidence interval:
Therefore, we are 80% confident that the true mean age of all customers is between 30.17 and 35.11 years.
<u>Part B</u>
The margin of error is
we know that A has 60% of salt, so if way we had "x" amount of ounces of A solution the amount in it will be 60% of "x", or namely (60/100)*x = 0.6x.
Likewise for solution B if we had "y" ounces of it, the amount of salt in it will be (75/100) * y or 0.75y, thus
This is a ratio problem. If dry ing : water = 5 : 2, what is water when dry ing = 15?
The new ratio is 15 : water. How do we get from the first ratio to the new one? We multiply by 5. Meaning, we also need to multiply the 2 quarts of water by 5, giving us 10 quarts of water.
The x-intercept for the following question is x=3