Mai had 5 candy bars. She ate half of one candy bar and decided to distribute the remaining bars between her two sisters and her
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Answer:
The probability of the sample mean foot length less than 23 cm is 0.120
Step-by-step explanation:
* Lets explain the information in the problem
- The eighth-graders asked to measure the length of their right foot at
the beginning of the school year, as part of a science project
- The foot length is approximately Normally distributed, with a mean of
23.4 cm
∴ μ = 23.4 cm
- The standard deviation of 1.7
∴ σ = 1.7 cm
- 25 eighth-graders from this population are randomly selected
∴ n = 25
- To find the probability of the sample mean foot length less than 23
∴ The sample mean x = 23, find the standard deviation σx
- The rule to find σx is σx = σ/√n
∵ σ = 1.7 and n = 25
∴ σx = 1.7/√25 = 1.7/5 = 0.34
- Now lets find the z-score using the rule z-score = (x - μ)/σx
∵ x = 23 , μ = 23.4 , σx = 0.34
∴ z-score = (23 - 23.4)/0.34 = -1.17647 ≅ -1.18
- Use the table of the normal distribution to find P(x < 23)
- We will search in the raw of -1.1 and look to the column of 0.08
∴ P(X < 23) = 0.119 ≅ 0.120
* The probability of the sample mean foot length less than 23 cm is 0.120
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
She has one whole pan and 5/6 of a pan left.
Answer:
a = -0.3575
Step-by-step explanation:
The points A and D lie on the x-axis, this means that they are the x-intercepts of the parabola, and therefore we can find their location.
The points A and B are located where
This gives
Now given the coordinates of A, we are in position to find the coordinates of the point B. Point B must have y coordinate of y=2 (because the base of the trapezoid is at y=0), and the x coordinate of B, looking at the figure, must be x coordinate of A plus horizontal distance between A and B, i.e
Thus the coordinates of B are:
Now this point B lies on the parabola, and therefore it must satisfy the equation
Thus
Therefore
