For every 6 apple pie, you need 2 pounds of apples.
So, how many pounds of apples do you need for 10 apple pies?
Well, first to figure out this question we first need to make a conversion factor.
I see in the fraction 6/3 we can simplify that to 2/1. Now we got our conversion factor.
We need to invert the fraction in order for the pie unit to cancel out.
1/2 * 10 = 5
You will need 5 pounds of apples to make 10 apple pies.
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1-(24.5/100)=0.755 which will be our multiplier
5400 x 0.755 = $4077 left in his account
5400-4077=$1323 decrease
Considering the situation described, the hypothesis tested are given as follows:
- The null hypothesis is

- The alternative hypothesis is

<h3>What are the hypothesis tested?</h3>
At the null hypothesis, it is tested if the standard deviation is not less than $23, that is:

At the alternative hypothesis, it is tested if there is significant evidence t conclude that the standard deviation is less than $23, that is:

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