Answer:
Afternoon class has more students.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let m be the number of students in the morning class and n be the number of students in the afternoon class.
The average score for the students in the morning class was 80, then the sum of their scores is 
The average score for the students in the afternoon class was 86, then the sum of their scores is 
The sum of the scores of both classes is
and the average score is
The average (arithmetic mean) score for the two classes combined was 84, then
This means n is greater, so afternoon class has more students.
Answer:
840
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets split the shape in 2 shapes which gives us 2 rectangular prisms
1st shape is the one stcking upward: 12*5*6=360
2nd shape: (we must subtract 5 from 15 because we used that for the other shape and hat wouldn't give us the correct answer) 10*8*6=480
480+360=
840
Answer:
A. Fail to reject the claim that the average math SAT score is 498 when in fact it is not 498.
Step-by-step explanation:
Type II Error:
A type II error happens when there is a non-rejection of a false null hypothesis.
In this question:
The null hypothesis is H0:μ=498.
Since there is a type II error, there was a failure to reject the claim that the average math SAT score is 498 when in fact it is not 498, and thus, the correct answer is given by option A.
Well, if Sameer's plum was 32 calories, and we know his total snack was 56 calories, all we have to do is:
56-32=24
24 / 4 = 6
Sameer ate one plum (32Kcal) and 6 strawberries (4Kcal each)
