Answer:
The population mean = sample mean = x`= 67.5
Population standard deviation = 13.369
Sample standard deviation= 4.225
Step-by-step explanation:
AS the population mean is not given we will calculate it from the sample.
The mean of the sampling distribution is equal to the population mean .
The sample mean is calculated by
x`= ∑x/n= 75,+ 62, +69,+65,+66,+64, +67,+70,+74 + 63/10
x`=675/10= 67.5
The standard deviation of the sample is equal to
u = σ/ √n where σ is the population standard deviation and n is the number of observations.
Calculating the sample mean
s= √∑xi²/n- (∑x/n)²
s= √(45741/10)- (675/10)²
s= 4.2249
σ= u*√n= 4.229 *√10
σ=13.360
The formula for an exponential equation is y = a * b^x with a and b being a fixed value.
"a" would also be the Y intercept, which is where the graph touches or crosses the Y axis. In the given graph, the curved line touches the Y axis at 100, so the value of a would be 100.
Now we need to find b.
The blue dot at Y 50 is lined up with x = 1, so we can use the point (1,50)
Using the X and Y values we can solve for b:
format: y = a * b^x we replace the letters with the numbers above:
50 = 100 * b^1
b^1 = b so now we have:
50 = 100 *b
Divide both sides by 100 to get b by itself:
b = 50/100, which reduces to 1/2, so b = 1/2
So the equation of the graph becomes y = 100(1/2)^x
You may need to write the 1/2 as 0.5, not sure how you need to enter it.
The right option is (c). The Mean Value Theorem does not apply since f(x) is not differentiable on (-1,8). Because the derivative of f is 2/3 x^(-1/3) which is undefined at x=0.So, that would imply that it is not differentiable along the interval.
A proportional fraction to 1/4
1 * 1 1
- = -
4 * 4 16
Also known as 1/16
2.8 meter= 2800cms
To solve this, we can create a simple algebraic equation:
45x=2800
Divide both sides by 45.
(45x)/45=(2800)/45
x=62.222
You can make 62 full pieces.
To find the waste, multiply the numbers of pieces by the length of each.
62*45
=2790
2800-<span>2790
=10 centimeters
There would be 10 centimeters of wasted linen.
Hope this helps!
-Benjamin</span>
