For the answer to the question above asking to g<span>ive two examples of mixed numbers that when multiplied by 3/4 give a product between 3/4 and 1
My answer would be
</span>1 1/10 and
<span>1 1/5
I hope my answer works for you. Have a nice day!</span>
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Answer:
a: no the sample size is too small
b: Yes, the distribution is normal with a mean of 40 and standard deviation of 12
Step-by-step explanation:
a: If n < 30, we need to know that the sample is normally distributed or else we can't determine anything. When sample sized get very large, they usually resemble normally distributed data sets so we can still make conjectures even if the data isn't officially normally distributed
b: The question tells us that the sample is normally distributed, so even though n < 30, we can still make conjectures about the population
Answer:
4 and 5 hope this helps
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
3(t+5) = 9
3t+15 = 9
3t = -6
t = -2
2(f-7) = -10
2f - 14 = -10
2f = 4
f = 2
-(c - 9) = 4
-c + 9 = 4
-c = -5
c = 5
-6(2t + 8) = -84
-12t - 48 = -84
-12t = -36
12t = 36
t = 3
-10 (s + 2) = -57
-10s - 20 = -57
-10s = -37
s = 3.7
7(3w + 8)/3 = -9
By cross multiplication,
7(3w + 8) = -27
21w + 56 = -27
21w = -83
w = -3.95
35/5 = (F - 32)/9
7 = (F - 32)/9
By cross multiplication,
63 = F - 32
63 + 32 = F
95 = F
<em>Hope</em><em> </em><em>it</em><em> </em><em>helps</em><em>.</em>
