1) Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

bag contains 15 marbles numbered from 1 to 15. Two marbles are selected from the bag at the same time. Let event E = the two num

lbvjy [14]

The numbers DO differ by 10 if they are

- 1 and 11
- 2 and 12
- 3 and 13
- 4 and 14
- 5 and 15

Each outcome technically has two ways of occurring, but since we're taking two marbles at a time, that would be the same as saying, for instance, that drawing 1 and 11 is the same as drawing 11 and 1. We only count such an event once.

So the answer is (a) 5.

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Kyle works at a donut factory, where a 10-oz cup of coffee costs 95cents, a 14-oz cup costs $1.15, and a 20-oz cup costs

choli [55]

Let x = no. of 10 oz cups sold
Let y = no. of 14 oz cups sold
Let z = no. of 20 oz cups sold
:
Equation 1: total number of cups sold:
x + y + z = 24
:
Equation 2: amt of coffee consumed:
10x + 14y + 20z = 384
:
Equation 3: total revenue from cups sold
.95x + 1.15y + 1.50z = 30.60
:
Mult the 1st equation by 20 and subtract the 2nd equation from it:
20x + 20y + 20z = 480
10x + 14y + 20z = 384
------------------------ subtracting eliminates z
10x + 6y = 96; (eq 4)

Mult the 1st equation by 1.5 and subtract the 3rd equation from it:
1.5x + 1.5y + 1.5z = 36.00
.95x + 1.15y+ 1.5z = 30.60
---------------------------subtracting eliminates z again
.55x + .35y = 5.40; (eq 5)

Multiply eq 4 by .055 and subtract from eq 5:
.55x + .35y = 5.40
.55x + .33y = 5.28
--------------------eliminates x
0x + .02y = .12
y = .12/.02
y = 6 ea 14 oz cups sold

Substitute 6 for y for in eq 4
10x + 6(6) = 96
10x = 96 - 36
x = 60/10
x = 6 ea 10 oz cups

That would leave 12 ea 20 oz cups (24 - 6 - 6 = 12)

Check our solutions in eq 2:
10(6) + 14(6) + 20(12) =
60 + 84 + 240 = 384 oz

A lot steps, hope it made some sense! I hope this helps!! ;D

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3 years ago

harlie invests $325 in an account that pays 8% simple interest for 15 years. Use the simple interest formula, I = P ∙ r ∙ t, to

Alina [70]

$390 is the interest will Charlie’s initial investment earn over the 15-year period. The money does Charlie have after the 15 years is $715.

Step-by-step explanation:

Harlie invests $325 in an account.