Answer:
test statistic is ≈ -0.36
p-value is ≈ 0.64
There is no significant evidence that the average golfer can hit the ball more than 235 yards on average.
Step-by-step explanation:
a hypothesis test where H_0: mu = 235 and H_1:mu > 235
test statistic can be calculated as follows:
z=
where
- sample mean driving distance (233.8 yards)
- M is the average expected distance that the average golfer can hit the ball under null hypothesis. (235 yards)
- s is the standard deviation (46.6 yards)
- N is the sample size (192)
Then test statistic is z=
=-0.3568
p-value is 0.64 >0.05
There is no significant evidence that the average golfer can hit the ball more than 235 yards on average.
A² + b² = c²
8² + x² = 16²
x² = 16² - 8²
x² = 192
x =√192
x =8√3
X = Y - 3 / 5 - k hope this helps

has ten elements, so any proper subset has at most nine of these elements.
The number of ways of taking any

letters from this set is given by the binomial coefficient,

and in particular, the total number of ways to picking proper subsets is

Without computing each term directly, let's instead use a direct result from the binomial theorem, which says

If we replace

, then we're left with

We can use this to evaluate our sum directly:
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
You need to factor out the greatest perfect square factor possible.




