Answer: 75-watt are 30$ fluorescent are 30$ in the second and 65$ in the first
Step-by-step explanation: i calculated thirty 75-watt and the fluorescent and got these kinda hard to explain hope i helped:)
Answer:
The kind of error the researcher has done is a;
Type I error
Step-by-step explanation:
When carrying out hypothesis testing in statistical analysis, a type I error is the type of error said to have occurred when a null hypothesis that is true or correct is rejected which is a false positive conclusion
Given that that sugar box manufacturing company makes the boxes to be 100 g accurately, and that the researcher makes non-random or randomly selects packets which are not filled, the mean of the filled packets is expected to be 100 g making the conclusion for rejection of the null hypothesis a false positive rejection
To find the % sales tax, you simply need to find that percentage of the price.
5% of $98.75 is $4.94
98.75x0.05=4.94
8% of $98.75 is $7.90
98.75x0.08=7.90
6.5% of $98.75 is $6.42
98.75x0.065=6.42
Therefore, of the sale amount $98.75,
5% sales tax is $4.94
8% sales tax is $7.90
6.5% sales tax is $6.42
If you want to find the total price, add the sales tax to the sale price.
Since there are 24 fiction books and 52 books in total, you can start with subtracting them both to find the amount of non-fiction books. 52-24=28, so 28 non-fiction books are currently checked out. Now for the fun part. There are two ways I know how to do this, so let's start. One way is that you can put a ':' between the two numbers. For example, since we are trying to find fiction books to non-fiction, we would say 24:28. The first number will represent the first thing they ask for (fiction), and the second number will represent the second thing they ask for (non-fiction). Another way to do this is by putting the numbers as a fraction. For example, you could put 24/28. It will still mean the same thing, and it will not change the outcome. I hope this helps! :)
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Answer:
Statement 1: Given
Statement 2: Vertical angles are congruent
Statement 3: Midpoint of a segment divides a segment into two congruent segments
Statement 4: ASA
Statement 5: Corresponding parts of congruent triangle are congruent
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