Answer with Step-by-step explanation:
Let a and b are two integers.
We have to show that
if 3\a+b then 3\a-b is false.
In order to prove that given statement is false we prove this with the help of example
Suppose we have two integers a=2 and b=4
if 3\2+4
3\6=2
2-4=-2
But 3 does not divide -2.
Therefore, the given statement is false.
Hence, proved.
The question is equal to: 135 / 45
Divide:
135 / 45 = 3
3 = 300%
Answer = 300% (I think)
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Answer:
the first one is 13 and the second is 22
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Find 1/9 :
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Find 9/9 :
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Answer: The total amount is $324.-----------------------------------------------
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
Sample size, n = 30
Tcritical value = 2.045
Null hypothesis :
H0: μ = 9.08
Alternative hypothesis :
H1: μ≠ 9.08
Sample mean, m = 8.25
Samole standard deviation, s = 1.67
Test statistic : (m - μ) ÷ s/sqrt(n)
Test statistic : (8.25 - 9.08) ÷ 1.67/sqrt(30)
Test statistic : - 0.83 ÷ 0.3048988
Test statistic : - 2.722
Tstatistic = - 2.722
Decision region :
Reject Null ; if
Tstatistic < Tcritical
Tcritical : - 2.045
-2.722 < - 2.045 ; We reject the Null
Using the α - level (confidence interval) 0.05
The Pvalue for the data from Tstatistic calculator:
df = n - 1 =. 30 - 1 = 29
Pvalue = 0.0108
Reject H0 if :
Pvalue < α
0.0108 < 0.05 ; Hence, we reject the Null