Answer:
(a): Marginal pmf of x


(b): Marginal pmf of y


(c): Mean and Variance of x


(d): Mean and Variance of y


(e): The covariance and the coefficient of correlation

Step-by-step explanation:
Given
<em>x = bottles</em>
<em>y = carton</em>
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Solving (a): Marginal pmf of x
This is calculated as:

So:






Solving (b): Marginal pmf of y
This is calculated as:

So:






Solving (c): Mean and Variance of x
Mean is calculated as:

So, we have:




Variance is calculated as:

Calculate 




So:




Solving (d): Mean and Variance of y
Mean is calculated as:

So, we have:




Variance is calculated as:

Calculate 




So:




Solving (e): The covariance and the coefficient of correlation
Covariance is calculated as:

Calculate E(xy)

This gives:




So:




The coefficient of correlation is then calculated as:





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In order to prove that this quadrilateral is a parallelogram, we need to get the opposite sides to be parallel.
The answer would be D because it shows 2 triangles to be equal. If they are equal then they must have corresponding sides.
Answer:
Yes, There is significant difference.
Step-by-step explanation:
Null Hypothesis , H0 : Mean income = 15000
Alternate Hypothesis , H1 : Mean income ≠ 15000
t = (x - u) / ( s / √n)
x = sample mean = 14500 here, u = population mean = 15000 here , s = standard deviation = 975 here , n = sample size
t = (14500 - 15000) / (975 / √169)
-500 / 75 = - 6.66
As calculated t value in absolute terms is > 1.96 , ie tabulated value at 95% significance level (two sided). So we reject the null hypothesis in favor of alternate hypothesis. Hence, we state that 'Mean Income ≠ 15000'
y=6x-3
put a point on (0,-3) this is your y intercept
go up 6 and over 1 this should land you at (1,0) do this again and your at (2,6)
go back to the y intercept now go down 6 and over 1, this should land you (-1,-6)
continue to do this until you graph is filled
Answer:
- FALSE
- TRUE
- TRUE
Step-by-step explanation:
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- Non-standard units can be used to measure volume
- Examples : m³, in³, cm³, mm³, L
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- The volume of a rectangular prism can be found by multiplying the length, width, and height
- <u>V = lwh</u>
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<u>3.</u>
- If there are smaller units, then naturally more of the units will be used
- If there are larger units, then less of the units will be used