This is what I get
(120-60%)-50%=24
Answer:
a.) w = 103 * 1.08^t
b.) 3.5weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
If Her current weight is 103 pounds and she hopes to multiply her her weight each week by 1.08, then
her weight after 1 week = 103 * 1.08 = 103 * 1.08¹
Her weight after 2 weeks = [weight of week 1] * 1.08 = [103* 1.08] * 1.08 = 103 * 1.08²
Weight after 3 weeks= [weight of week 2] * 1.08 = [103 * 1.08 * 1.08] * 1.08 = 103 * 1.08³
Hence weight (W) after t weeks = 103 * 1.08^t
b.) If W = 135, Then
103 * 1.08^t = 135
1.08^t = 135/103
1.08^t = 1.31
Taking log of both sides,
log 1.08^t = log 1.31
t log 1.08 = log 1.32
t = log 1.32/log 1.08
t = 3.5 weeks.
Hence, it will take her 3½ weeks to get to 135pounds weight.
Plug in the values for x and y to check.
-6>8-10
-6>-2
Final answer: False
This is because -6<-2. Remember that for negative numbers, the number with the greater absolute value is less.
Answer:
Option B:


Classification:
The hypothesis test is Two-tailed.
Step-by-step explanation:
The mean length of imprisonment for motor-vehicle theft offenders in this country is 22.1 months.
This means that the null hypothesis is that the mean is of 22.1 months, that is:

A hypothesis test is to be performed to determine whether the mean length of imprisonment for motor-vehicle theft offenders in this city differs from the national mean of 22.1 months.
At the alternate hypothesis, we test if this mean is different of 22.1, that is:

Which means that the answer is given by option b).
Which of the following is the correct classification of the hypothesis test?
We test if the mean is different from a value, which means that the hypothesis test is Two-tailed.