Answer:
$13.14
Step-by-step explanation:
60 mi/1 hour = x mi/1.5 hours
x = 90 mi to drive to work
25 mi/1 gallon = 90 mi/y gallons
y = 3.6 gallons to get to work
$3.65/1 gallon = $z/3.6 gallons
z = $13.14
Answer:
6 samples
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
Sample size, = n
Standard deviation, = 6000
Margin of Error = 2000
Confidence interval, α = 95%
Zcritical at 95% = 1.96
n = (Zcritical * σ) / margin of error
n = (1.96 * 6000) /2000
n = 11760 / 2000
n = 5.88
n = 6 samples
correct answer is 5, because f(-5) / g(-5) = -30/-6 = 5
12, 20, 16, 10, 17, 9, 23, 13
1. add them all up
=120
divide by the number of numbers
120/8
=15
15 is the MAD
Based on Diego's normal usage of his phone, if the battery is at 75%, the phone will not last the whole trip.
<h3>How long will the phone battery last?</h3>
First find out how long each percentage of battery life lasts:
= 15 / 100
= 0.15 hours
If Diego is going on a 12 hour trip with 75%, the length of time it would last is:
= 0.15 x 75
= 11.25 hours
This is less than the 12 hours required so the phone will not last the whole trip.
Rest of question:
At 100%, the battery can go for 15 hours.
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