The volume would also be the same since the volume of a cone is 1/3bh.
So the volume is six pi cubic inches.
Salutations!
Mark got 20% raise for his salary. If this salary was $1800 what is the new salary?
So lets solve this!
Mark got 20% "raise" for his salary. It clearly indicates that it is percentage of increase, so therefore, after solving out all the sum, we would be adding up 1800 to get the total of the new salary.
Lets form this into statements ----
Percentage increase = 20%
Mark's old salary = $1800
Mark's new salary = 20 × 1800/100
Cancel out the zeros to make it more logical ----
20 × 18/1
= 360.
Now, we need to add 1800 and 360 to get Mark's new salary
1800 + 360 = $2160.
Mark's new salary is $2160.
Hope I helped :D
Answer:
I solved it and my answer is - 1.2
Answer:
4. H0: u1= u2 Ha; u1≠ u2
5. The smaller value of p supports the null hypothesis.
Step-by-step explanation:
4. The null and alternate hypotheses are
H0: u1= u2 i.e there no difference between the mean pinch strengthof the two surgeries
against the claim
Ha; u1≠ u2 i.e there a difference between the mean pinch strengthof the two surgeries
It can be written like this as well
H0: u1 -u2= 0 i.e there no difference between the mean pinch strengthof the two surgeries
against the claim
Ha; u1 -u2≠ 0 i.e there a difference between the mean pinch strengthof the two surgeries
Part 5. The test having a p- value less than 0.05 tells that the null hypothesis cannot be rejected. Theres no evidence to reject the null hypothesis.
The smaller value of p supports the null hypothesis.
Answer:
0.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution:-
- The sample mean before treatment, μ1 = 46
- The sample mean after treatment, μ2 = 48
- The sample standard deviation σ = √16 = 4
- For the independent samples T-test, Cohen's d is determined by calculating the mean difference between your two groups, and then dividing the result by the pooled standard deviation.
Cohen's d = 
- Where, the pooled standard deviation (sd_pooled) is calculated using the formula:
- Assuming that population standard deviation and sample standard deviation are same:
SD_1 = SD_2 = σ = 4
- Then,
- The cohen's d can now be evaliated:
Cohen's d = 
