A number that has a digit in the tenths place, hundredths place or beyond is called decimal numbers. Any number after the decimal point is called decimal number, it value always started in tenths place value, then followed by hundredths, then thousandths, then ten thousandths, then hundred thousandths and so on. It is still the same with giving place value in whole number. The only difference is, its value decreases as it becomes away from the decimal point.
A. Variable Cost
This is because the cost may change based upon the different variables that affect the pricing. Hope this helps :)
Refer to the figure below.
Assume that there are n correct measurements

Because each measurement has an error of 0.2 in, the actual measurements are

From the figure, the analysis indicates that the correct mean is
μ = 3 in = 3*2.54 cm = 7.62 cm
The correct standard deviation is
2.934 in = 2.934*2.54 cm = 7.45 cm
Answer:
μ = 7.62 cm
σ = 7.45 cm
Answer:
0.046218487395
Step-by-step explanation: