Sort the data from the smallest one.
42, 55, 69, 74, 78, 83, 83, 97, 99
There are 9 data, n = 9
Find the location of Q₂
Q₂ location = (n + 1)/2
Q₂ location = (9 + 1)/2
Q₂ location = 10/2
Q₂ location = 5
The location of Q₂ is in the fifth order
42 first order
55 second order
69 third order
74 fourth order
78 fifth order
etc
So the Q₂ or the median is 78
times by a on both sides
a(a+8)= -5
expand brackets
a^2 + 8a = -5
minus 5 on both sides to set equal to 0
a^2 + 8a -5 = 0
use quadratic formula to get 2 solutions
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type into calculator. one solution from + other from -
Pi is 3.141592653 it is used to help solve equations
Answer:
4/17
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 4 suits in the standard deck and 13 cards in each suit. The first pick doesn't matter as it doesn't specify which suit we need. Now that we have picked the first card, it will not be replaced, meaning there are now 51 cards, and importantly, only 12 cards left in the same suit as the one we picked. This means the probability that the next card we pick is in the same suit is 12 out of 51, or 12/51, which can be simplified to 4/17.
Answer: X= 20/9
Step-by-step explanation: X equals 20 over 9