The ratio of the amount of time spent doing homework to the amount of time spent watching TV is 1/12.
- The time spent on doing the homework is 15 minutes.
- The time spent watching television is 3 hours.
- To calculate the ratio, we must have the same units for both quantities.
- We have to convert the time spent watching television from hours to minutes.
- 1 hour is 60 minutes.
- 3 hours has 3*60 minutes.
- 3 hours have 180 minutes.
- So, the time spent watching television is 180 minutes.
- The ratio of the amount of time spent doing homework to the amount of time spent watching TV is 15/180.
- We need to simplify the fraction.
- 15/180 is equal to 1/12.
- Thus, the ratio of the amount of time spent doing homework to the amount of time spent watching TV is 1/12.
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Answer:
Ricardo bought it for $98.00
Sandy bought it for $81.66 [5/6×98]
Jennifer bought it for $48.99. [ 3/5×81.66]
R S + 14(S) R=6 S=1/4
(6)(1/4) + 14(1/4)
1.5 + 14(1/4)
1.5 + 3.5
5
The answer is 28 sq. Units
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
X: the lifespan of a new computer monitor of Glotech.
The average life is μ= 85 months and the variance δ²= 64
And a sample of 122 monitors was taken.
You need to calculate the probability that the sample mean is greater than 86.6 months.
Assuming that the variable has a normal distribution X~N(μ;δ²), then the distribution of the sample mean is X[bar]~N(μ;δ²/n)
To calculate this probability you have to work using the sampling distribution and the following formula Z= (X[bar]-μ)/δ/√n ~N(0;1)
P(X[bar]>86.6)= 1 - P(X[bar]≤86.6)
1 - P(Z≤(86.6-85)/(8/√122))= 1 - P(Z≤2.21)= 1 - 0.98645= 0.013355
The probability of the sample mean is greater than 0.013355
I hope this helps!
