Answer:
a.The classification error rate for records that are truly fraudulent: By increasing the cutoff value, the non-fraudulent records will go down and this increases the error rate.
Also, if the cutoff value is down, the fraudulent records will increase and this lowers the error rate
.b.The classification error rate for records that are truly non-fraudulent: By moving up the cutoff value, the fraudulent records will go down and this decreases the error rate.
Also, if the cutoff value is down, the non-fraudulent records will go down and this increases the error rate.
First we can divide it by 106 then multiply it by 100 to get rid of the 6% sales tax, which now the cost of the stuff is $17.50.
Next, we subtract 8 from this to represent the clothing pattern cost. Now it is $9.50.
The last stap to this is to divide it by 1 1/4 to get the final cost per yard:
The fabric costs $7.60 per yard. Hope this helps!
The answer to your question would be 150 (c)
Wayne traveled 90 miles total.
60 miles was 2/3 of the distance.
30 miles is 1/3.
90 miles divided by 4 hours.
90/4
22.5 or 22 1/2 mph
