Answer: D. A single number calculated from the sample that estimates a target population parameter is called a point estimator.
An interval estimator is a range of numbers that contain the target parameter with a high degree of confidence.
Step-by-step explanation:
When we evaluate an range of values for an unknown population parameter, then it is known as interval estimation .
A single number evaluated from the SAMPLE that estimates an unknown population parameter is known as a point estimator.
The general difference between point and interval estimator is the point estimator is a single value of target parameter while interval estimator is a range of numbers to estimate the values about the unknown population.
The problem can be translated into an equation that is something like 4/5 + 3/x = 1/2
we cannot have x equal to zero because the number can be infinite.
So the LCD here is 10x, so multiply both sides by that to get:
8x + 30 = 5x
Subtract 5x and 30 from both sides:
3x = -30
divide:
x = -10
The solution isn't zero so there is a solution.
Answer:6+3w
Step-by-step explanation:
So, our number is "W"
SO, 6 more than three times w is
6+3w
Three times w=3w
Then, it says 6 more, so we add 6
Answer:
3) Midpoint is (-4,0.5)
Option A is correct.
4) Midpoint is (2.5,0)
Option B is correct.
5) The factors are (x+4)(x-7)
Option C is correct.
6) The factors are (x+4)(x+2)
Option A is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 3
Find midpoint of the following:
(2,-7), (-10,8)
The formula used to find midpoint is: 
We have 
Putting values and finding midpoint
So, Midpoint is (-4,0.5)
Option A is correct.
Question 4
Find midpoint of the following:
(2,-10), (3,10)
The formula used to find midpoint is:
We have 
Putting values and finding midpoint
So, Midpoint is (2.5,0)
Option B is correct.
Question 5
Factor each completely
We will break the middle term and find factors
So, the factors are (x+4)(x-7)
Option C is correct.
Question 6
Factor each completely
We will break the middle term and find factors
So, the factors are (x+4)(x+2)
Option A is correct.
Factor out the GCF of
21
b
2
c
2
from
63
b
2
c
4
+
42
b
3
c
2
.
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Factor out the GCF of
21
b
2
c
2
from each term in the polynomial.
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Factor out the GCF of
21
b
2
c
2
from the expression
63
b
2
c
4
.
21
b
2
c
2
(
3
c
2
)
+
42
b
3
c
2
Factor out the GCF of
21
b
2
c
2
from the expression
42
b
3
c
2
.
21
b
2
c
2
(
3
c
2
)
+
21
b
2
c
2
(
2
b
)
Since all the terms share a common factor of
21
b
2
c
2
, it can be factored out of each term.
21
b
2
c
2
(
3
c
2
+
2
b
)
The greatest common factor
GCF
is the term in front of the factored expression.
21
b
2
c
2
