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2) 7/8+1/3+1/2=, so your answer is A
3) 1/9+1/12, it's LCD (lest common denominator) is 36, so your answer is also A
4) find the Least Common Multiple (LCM) of
4, and 3, which is 12. Now make the denominators the same as the LCD, . Now Simplify;
, D is your answer.
5) LCD=9, so make the denominators the same as the LCD, . Your answer is B.
6)
make the denominators the same
7) is an improper fraction, so you the previous rule I said to use for improper fractions.
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is an improper fraction so use the rule again.
, LCD=12
Make the denominators the same , the answer is D
8) , improper fraction
is an improper faction
, the answer is B.
9) , You're trying to see how much farther he ran on Monday compared to Wednesday, so Monday goes first.
10) , You're trying to see how much more you need, so you need to subtract 1/8 (what you already have) and 3/4 to see how much you need left.
11) You're tyring to see how much she need all together, so you're looking for the sum, which is , so the answer is C.
12) You're seeing how much he grew over the past years, so you'll be looking for the sum (addition)
19) In this problen, Claude used some of his ribbon, which in turn decreased the amount he has left, so you are looking for the difference (In this case, what he has now, vs what he originally had.) , your answer is C.
20) Find the time it takes in all the routes by subtracting the time you leave to the time you get there, the answer is route four because it is 2 hours and 5 minutes.
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Answer:
a. For n=25, the mean and standard deviation of the prices of the mobile homes all possible sample mean prices are $63,800 and $1,580, respectively.
b. For n=50, the mean and standard deviation of the prices of the mobile homes all possible sample mean prices are $63,800 and $1,117, respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, for each sample size, we have a sampling distribution (a distribution for the population of sample means), with the following parameters:
For n=25 we have:
The spread of the sampling distribution is always smaller than the population spread of the individuals. The spread is smaller as the sample size increase.
This has the implication that is expected to have more precision in the estimation of the population mean when we use bigger samples than smaller ones.
If n=50, we have: