Answer:
By saying "paying the same rate"
I believe you want to know for example when two people are buying a product how to know if they are paying the same amount.
If so then there are a couple of factors at play.
First of all you need to identify the GDP of the product and the amount of tax/VAT which if calculated properly may help you tell if they are paying the same amount or not.
Answer:
2.7%
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of rolling the number once is 
, and the probability of it happening again is , so multiply and get 
, which is approximately 2.7%
Answer:
23 : 75
Step-by-step explanation:
Oranges = 23
All the fruit on the table = 75
Oranges : All fruit = 23 : 75
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I am so sorry what grade is this?
Answer:
The larger the number of items in the sample, the more closely the distribution of sample items will follow a bell-shaped curve
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is about the distribution of the sample
The sampling distribution, also called the distribution of the sample mean is the distribution for many samples drawn form population at random for large sizes.
As per central limit theorem, if samples of sufficiently large size to represent the population is drawn from the population, the sample means of all sample will follow a normal distribution and hence bell shaped.
So from the options we say a is incorrect because not always
b is incorrect because there is no mention about the chance.
c is incorrect because when we use sample variance we use t test
Option d is correct.
The larger the number of items in the sample, the more closely the distribution of sample items will follow a bell-shaped curve
