Answer:
- <em>D. The game is not fair because the probability of Hal drawing a winning letter is less then the probability of Renee drawing a winning letter </em>
Explanation:
The word is not probably, which has 8 letters, but probability, which has 11 letters
<u>1. Hal</u>
Probability of drawing a vowel
- The vowels are: o, a, i, i, and y: 5
- The total number of letters in the bag is 11.
- Probability of vowel = 5 / 11
<u>2. Renee</u>
Probability of drawing a consonant
- The consonants are: p, r, b, b, l, t, and y: 7
- Probability of a drawing a consonant: 7 /11
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
As you see, the probability of drawing a vowel (5/11), which is the winning letter for Hal, is less than the probability of drawing a consonant (7/11), which is the winning letter of Renee. Then,
- The game is not fair because the probability of Hal drawing a winning letter is less then the probability of Renee drawing a winning letter.
Answer:
The 95% CI for the difference of means is:

Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The question is incomplete:</em>
<em>"Find a 95% confidence interval on the difference of the towels mean absorbency produced by the two processes. Assumed that the standard deviations are estimated from the data. Round to two decimals places."</em>
Process 1:
- Sample size: 10
- Mean: 200
- S.D.: 15
Process 2:
- Sample size: 4
- Mean: 300
- S.D.: 50
The difference of the sample means is:

The standard deviation can be estimated as:

The degrees of freedom are:

The t-value for a 95% confidence interval and 12 degrees of freedom is t=±2.179.
Then, the confidence interval can be written as:

You find a parallelogram area by this formula:

Where
b is its base and
h, its height.
You get
b's value applying distance between two points formula.
If A and B points form the base:

And
h is the perpendicular distance between both bases.
You can visit next link to know further about it:
https://www.ck12.org/geometry/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines/lesson/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines
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And in attached picture you can find an example in progress you may want to finish.