There are 3600 seconds in an hour
60(60) = 3600
divide amount of miles with 3600 seconds
50/3600 = 0.01388....
0.01389 (rounded) miles is your answer
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4.75 X 2= 9.50.
3.50 X 3= 10.50.
10.50 + 9.50= $20
$20 - 20$= $0
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Assume that the number of adult tickets is a and the number of child tickets is c.
We are given that the adult ticket is sold for 20$, the child ticket is sold for 10$ and that the total is $15,000. This means that:
20a + 10c = 15,000 ..........> equation I
We are also given that number of child tickets is 3 times that of adult's. This means that:
c = 3a .........> equation II
Substitute with equation II in equation I to get a as follows:
20a + 10c = 15,000
20a + 10(3a) = 15,000
20a + 30a = 15,000
50a = 15,000
a = 300 tickets
Substitute with the value of a in equation II to get c as follows:
c = 3a
c = 3(300)
c = 900 tickets
Based on the above calculations,
number of child tickets = 900 ticket
number of adult tickets = 300 ticket
You can only simplify the expression, because it doesn't equal anything. If you simplify it it would be:
4n-1 + 3n-7
4n+3n + -1-7
7n-8
The test statistic for the hypothesis would be 1.413.
Given that the participants in its new diet program lose, on average, more than 13 pounds and the mean weight loss of these participants as 13.8 pounds with a standard deviation of 3.1 pounds.
The objective is to text the advertisement's claim that participants in new diet program lose weight, on average, more than 13 pounds.
Hypothesis:
Null hypothesis:H₀:μ=13
Alternative hypothesis:Hₐ:μ>13
Here, μ be the mean weight loss of all participants.
n=30,
Degree of freedom n-1=30-1=29
=13.8 and s=3.1
To test the null hypothesis H₀, the value of test static would be calculated as follows:
Hence, the value of the test static for the hypothesis with the mean weight loss of these participants as 13.8 pounds with a standard deviation of 3.1 pounds is 1.413.
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