Answer:
the student should score atleast 229 to be among the top 10%.
Step-by-step explanation:
in terms of the normal distribution, and if the table that you're using calculates the area of the normal distribution from the mean to a point x, only then what we are actually finding the value 'x' at which the z-score is at 40% (the rest 50% is already skipped by the table)

after finding the the value at this z-score, we can find the value of x at which the score is in the top 10% range.
we can find the z-score either using a normal distribution table or calculator. (but be sure what area is it calculating)
looking at the table the closest value we can find is, 0.4015 at z = 1.29 ((it is above 40% because we want to be in the top 10% range)




the student should score atleast 229 to be among the top 10%.
The total cost including tax would be $110, you would multiply the 100 by .10 to get your tax then add it to the 100.
P=45,000−1,000mspace, P, equals, 45, comma, 000, minus, 1, comma, 000, mPeople start to leave the stadium at the end of a footba
nexus9112 [7]
Answer:
45,000 people
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
P -----> the number of people, that are left in the stadium
M ----> the time in minutes
we have

This is a linear equation in slope intercept form
where
The slope is
----> is negative because is a decreasing function
The P-intercept is

Remember that the P-intercept is the value of P when the value of M is equal to zero
That means
For M=0 min
P=45,000 people (number of people that were present when the game ended but before people started to leave)