Answer:
The first choice, students tend to have less siblings than teachers
Step-by-step explanation:
If you look at the dot plots you notice that the teachers have more numbers than the students do and that the students have less sibling. It is not answer 2 because the students have less sibling, it is not answer 3 b/c they do not have the same range, and it is not number 4 because they do not look the same or have the same shape.
M + e + f = 11
e = 1/5m
f = 3m
m + 1/5m + 3m = 11 <== ur equation
5/5m + 1/5m + 15/5m = 11
21/5m = 11
m = 11 / (21/5)
m = 11 * 5/21
m = 55/21
m = 2.619 rounds to 2.62...milk
e = 1/5m
e = 1/5(2.62)
e = 0.53 .....eggs
f = 3m
f = 3(2.62)
f = 7.86...fabric softener
Answer:
0.7361
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question we have
number to be 10
Then we have a probability of 10% = 0.10
We have q = 1-p
= 1-0.10 = 0.90
Then the probability of not more than 1 being defective:
P(x=0) + p(x= 1)
(10C0 x 0.1⁰ x 0.9^10-0)+(10C1 x 0.1¹ x 0.9^10-1)
= 1 x1 x0.3487 + 10 x 0.1 x 0.3874
= 0.3487 + 0.3874
= 0.7361
This is the the required probability and this answers the question.
probability = 10 percent = 0.1
q= 1- 10percent = 90% = 0.9
n = 4
To get the required probabiltiy for this question is
P(not greater than one is defective )=P(x=0)+P(x=1)
= 4C0x(0.1)⁰x(0.9)⁴+4C1x(0.1)¹x(0.9)³
= 0.9477
The required probability is 0.9477
Answer:
y = 4x
Step-by-step explanation:
When two lines are parallel, their slopes are equal. The slope in this equation is 4. Therefore, any line with slope 4 will suffice.
<span>Let time taken by Luke to cover the distance = x hours
Speed of Luke = 6 miles per hour
Therefore, Distance covered by Luke = 6x ------(1)
Speed of Micah = 4 miles per hour
Since Micah walked 2 miles before Luke started running, Luke started 1/2 an hour after Micah started.
Therefore time taken by Micah to cover the distance = x+1/2
Distance covered by Micah = 4(x + 1/2) -------(2)
Equating (1) and (2)
6x = 4(x+1/2)
6x = 4x +2
2x = 2
x= 1
Therefore Luke would take 1 hour to cover the distance covered by Micah.</span>
