Answer:
Yes, Sample information does indicate that a 2-liter bottle of Pepsi contains more than 250 calories
Step-by-step explanation:
Null Hypothesis [H0] : u < 250
Alternate Hypothesis [H1] : u > 250 {One Tail}
t = (x' - u) / [ sd / √n ]
= (255 - 250) / (5.6 / √20)
5 / (5.6 /√20)
= 3.99
As t ie 3.99 > t value 1.65 ie for one tail 95% confidence level. So, we reject the null hypothesis & conclude that it contains more than 250 calories.
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Answer:
9,500 bottles.
Step-by-step explanation:
1 cubic meter = 1000000 milli liters
We can convert (2.85 cubic meter) to (milli liters) as
1 cubic meter = 1000000 milli liters
2.85 cubic meter = X milli liters
If we Cross multiply and find X, we have
X milli liters = [(2.85 cubic meter × 1000000 milli liters) ] / 1 cubic meter
X= 2850,000 milli liters
Then (2.85 cubic meter) will be equal to ( 2850,000 milli liters)
Capacity of the Bottle = 300 ml
Number of bottles that 300 ml capacity can be filled out of it =
(2850,000 milli liters) / (300 ml)
= 9,500 bottles.
Answer:
Find the median of this data
21+23+60+60+50+54+54+59+26+15+43+15=480/ 12 = 40
Now the median should be 50 so take 50 - 40 = 10
The missing number from the data is 10
