Answer:
37
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to calculate critical z factor
the alpha and the critical z score for a confidence level of 90% is calculated as follows:
two sided alpha = (100% - 90%) / 200 = 0.05
critical z factor for two sided alpha of .05 is calculated as follows:
critical z factor = z factor for (1 - .05) = z factor for (.95) which through the attached graph becomes:
critical z factor = 2.58
Now we have the following formula:
ME = z * (sd / sqrt (N) ^ (1/2))
where ME is the margin of error and is equal to 6, sd is the standard deviation which is 14 and the value of z is 2.58
N the sample size and we want to know it, replacing:
6 = 2.58 * (14 / (N) ^ (1/2))
solving for N we have:
N = (2.58 * 14/6) ^ 2
N = 36.24
Which means that the sample size was 37.
For the number before x you would look for the rise over the run. in this case you can see that there is an intersection at (-2,0) and (0,1) you find the difference ox each so you have 2/1 or just 2 you can tell that the line is going up so it is positive. for the addition part look at where the y intercept is in this case it is at positive one. this makes your equation y=2x+1
Answer:
$11
Step-by-step explanation:
5*2=10 (for 5 yards) plus 1.00 for the 1/2 yard
He bought 4 books.
3.95m + 8.95b = 47.65
If he bought 3 magazines, m =3
(3.95)3 +8.95b = 47.65
11.85 + 8.95b =47.65
now we subtract 11.85 from both sides
8.95b = 35.80
we divide both sides by 8.95
b=4
Hugh bought 4 books.
