Complete Question
An F5 tornado is classified as having mean wind speeds greater than 261 mph. In an effort to classify a recent tornado, 20 wind speed measurements were randomly selected from within the path of the tornado. Suppose the mean wind speed for this tornado really is greater than 261 mph with a sample standard Deviation 41.09 mph. Based on the data, if we fined little to no evidence against the null hypothesis that the mean wind speed is 261 mph, we have made _______________.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that:
Sample size 
Population mean
Sample mean
Sample standard deviation
Generally the equation t test statistics is mathematically given by



Therefore
Pvalue from table is

Answer:
Kelvin’s error is that when he got the final result, that was the amount that was marked down. He still needed to find the price after the original price was marked down by that number wich in this case is $18.39. So using one of his steps, 30.65(0.6)=18.39. We can subtract 30.65 (original price) and 18.39 (mark down price). You’d get 11.26 dollars as the final price.
The correct solution is shown in the graph (D)
Given that the budget is $24 and the minimum is 7 tubs, the fourth graph shows the area in which both constraints are satisfied: triangular area between the points
7 small tubs
8 small tubs
3 large and 4 small tubs
Hope you could understand.
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