Answer:
Two systems of equations are equivalent if they have the same solution(s).
Answer:
we can not reject any value
Step-by-step explanation: From data we can test the highest and the lowest value to evaluate if one of these values are out of certain confidence Interval
If we established CI = 95 % then α = 5 % and α/2 = 0,025
From data we find the mean of the values
μ₀ = 12,03 and σ = 0,07
From z table we find z score for 0,025 is z(c) = ± 1,96
So limits of our CI are:
12,03 + 1,96 = 13,99
12,03 - 1,96 = 10,07
And all our values are within ( 10,07 , 13,99)
So we can not reject any value
Yes, I'm getting C also!
Since it's asking for the left-endpoint Riemann Sum, you will only be using the top left point as the height for each of your four boxes, making -1, -2.5, -1.5, and -0.5 your heights. The bases are all the same length of 2. You don't include f(8) because you're not using right-endpoints, and that would also add another 5th box that isn't included in the 0 to 8 range.
Step-by-step explanation:
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