To get to the park from her house, Rachel walked 4 kilometers due north and then 3 kilometers due west. On the way back, she cut
across a field, taking the shortest
possible route home,
How far did Rachel walk on the round-trip?
possible route home,
How far did Rachel walk on the round-trip?
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Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the probability of giving birth to a boy : p= 0.5
i..e The population proportion of giving birth to a boy = 0.5
As per given , we have
Null hypothesis :
Alternative hypothesis :
Since is right-tailed , so the hypothesis test is a right-tailed z-test.
Also, it is given that , the sample size : n= 291
Sample proportion:
Test statistic : , where n is sample size ,
is sample proportion and p is the population proportion.
i.e. the test statistic needed to test this claim= 10.92
Critical value ( one-tailed) for 0.01 significance level =
Decision : Since Test statistic value (10.92)> Critical value (2.326), so we reject the null hypothesis .
[When test statistic value is greater than the critical value , then we reject the null hypothesis.]
Thus , we concluded that we have enough evidence at 0.01 significance level to support the claim that the YSORT method is effective in increasing the likelihood that a baby will be a boy.
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8, 10, 3
Step-by-step explanation:
For finding real solutions to cubic equations and those of higher degree, I find a graphing calculator to be useful. The problem can be cast in the form ...
f(x) = 0
where f(x) is the difference between the product of the integers and 240:
f(x) = x(x +2)(x -5) -240
Then all we need to do is ask the calculator to show the x-intercept. It is x=8.
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