Assuming we need to find i such that
1 ≤ i ≤ n and t[i]=i.
If we need to find only the first occurrence, we can do:
for i:1 to n {
if t[i]=i then return(i)
}
If exhaustive search is required, then put the results (values of i) in an array or a linked list, return the number of values found, and the array (or linked list).
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Start with the given equation:
Substitute known values:
Evaluate:
Similarly:
X=2
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The z-score is the number of a data value that represents how many standard deviation is it from the mean. It is calculated from the ratio of the difference of a data value and the population mean and the standard deviation of the data set. Having a z-score of zero would mean that the value is the same as the mean. A z-score that is greater than 1 would mean that the value is x standard deviation greater than the mean. If for a certain data, a z-score of positive 2.5 is calculated, then it means that the data is 2.5 standard deviations away and above from the mean of the whole set. In a normal
