Answer:
well... this normal addition
Step-by-step explanation:
9+8=17
9+1=10
5+4=9
5+2=7
3+4=7
3+1=4
Answer: Prokhorova is more outstanding.
Step-by-step explanation: To compare scores from different distributions, first standardize it:
z-score = 
where
x is the individual mean you want to compare
μ is the mean of the population
σ is standard deviation
For <u>Gertrud Bacher</u>:
z-score = 
z-score =
(s)
The negative sign indicates Bacher's mean is less than the mean
For <u>Yelena Prokhorova</u>:
z-score = 
z-score = 2 (cm)
The positive sign indicates Prokhorova's mean is more than the mean.
Using z-score table, you determine the percentiles are:
For Bacher: Percentile = 5.5%
For Prokhorova: Percentile = 97.7%
Bacher's percentile means she is above 5.5% of the participants, while Prokhorova is 97.7% above the other competitors, which means Prokhorova have a better performance and deserves more points.
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Let p be the population proportion for the graduates from private nonprofit colleges in the region had at least one outstanding student loan at the time of graduation.
Given : Tristan is an administrator for a private nonprofit college and read a surprising statistic that 74% of graduates from private nonprofit colleges in the region had at least one outstanding student loan at the time of graduation.
i.e. 
He believes that percentage is high and claims that the proportion of graduates at his college is less than the regional rate.
i.e. 
Since, the null hypothesis is a statement which always takes equal sign or generally shows " no difference " where as alternative hypothesis takes unequal signs.
Then, the null and alternative hypotheses for this hypothesis test :-

Center: (−3,−3)
Radius:
4
On your first roll, it would simply be 1/6 probability. Nothing complicated