Please try to be more specific. What I think you meant was "what is the area under the standard normal curve to the left of 2.6 standard deviations above the mean?" If that's it, the area can be found from a table of z-scores (look for z=2.6) or by using a calculator:
normalcdf(-100,2.6) = 0.995.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
It's the third answer. This is because since there is no middle term where both variables are combined, that would lead to the signs of the 2 factors to be different. However, that still leaves 2 answers, 3 and 2. If we were to square i, you would get -1. This is because √-1 is equal to i. i^2 would be -1. Since the sign in the unfactored expression is positive and not negative, that would mean that the i in the factoring turned it around. that leads us to believe that answer 3 is the correct answer.
1/2+-2/5t(+2/5)=1/5t+t(+2/5)
simplify
1/2=2 and 3/5t
change to a decimal
.5 = 2.6t
divide both sides by 2.6
.5/2.6 2.6t/2.6
you get T= .3125
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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