Answer:
d. I, II, and IV
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of a type I error: A type I error comes to play when one turns down the null hypothesis when it is true.
known as the alpha risk: this is also referred to as type I error, it is the risk in a statistical test which shows that a null hypothesis will be rejected even though it is actually true.
The sum of probabilities in the two tails of the normal distribution.
Hence, I, II, and IV are the options
H) 6.8
A).77
N)9.93
I)1.25
V)16.6
Y)2.06
D)80.3
S).019
B)3/2000 or 1.5E-03
W).986
G)1.307
P).008
The one next to R)7.98
R)6.229
E).059
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Because you are subtracting a negative number from a positive number, the two negatives will cancel each other out and it will move to the right.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have 3/5 of an apple pie" means you have 3 pieces of the 5-piece pie
"You divide the remaining pie into 5 equal slices." means
(3/5 pie) / 5
The math:
(3/5 pie) / 5
is also
(3/5 pie) * (1/5) [to divide by fraction 5/1, invert to 1/5 and multiply]
is also (1/5) * (3/5 pie)
[This means 1/5 of the 3/5 of a pie that is left of"]
So,
each slice is (1/5)*(3/5) pie = 3/25 pie [multiply numerators and denominators]
These ones always feel weird. But we will read the problem directly and do what it says.
So it is 3/5 divided by 5.
Or 3/5/5.
But that looks really weird, so lets think of it like multiplying by 1/5 instead (which is the same as dividing by 5)
So, (3/5) * (1/5) which equals 3/25.
Everyone gets 3 twenty fifths of a pie.