800 - 657
=143 points must be scored by John on his remaining tests in order to get an A
<span>You only need an estimate? Great. Think of the necessary material as 6 yards, so ten costumes would take 60 yards. Then think of the fabric on hand as 240 yards, so taking 60 yards away from that would leave [an estimated] 180 yards of fabric.
For an equation, use:
F" = F' - 5.8 C
Where F' is the initial fabric stock, F" is the remaining fabric, and C is the count of costumes.
In exact numbers, the formula works out to:
F" = 238.2 - (5.8 * 10)
F" = 180.2
The estimate was very close.
Good luck.</span>
Answer:
a) 0.923
b) 0.957
c) 0.88
d) 0.077
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following information in the question:
Mean, μ = 40
Standard Deviation, σ = 14
We are given that the distribution of number of milligrams of porphyritic per deciliter of blood is a bell shaped distribution that is a normal distribution.
Formula:
a) P(xis less than 60)
P(x < 60)
Calculation the value from standard normal z table, we have,
b) P(x is greater than 16)
Calculating the value from the standard normal table we have,
c)P(x is between 16 and 60)

d) P(x is more than 60)
P(x > 60) = 1 - P(x < 60) = 1 - 0.923 = 0.077
Answer: Hello there!
We know that the culture has 2000 bacteria initially (at t = 0 min), and it doubles when t = 40min, again at t = 80 min, and so on
And the rate of grouth is proportional to the population, then we can obtain an expression of the form:
P(t) = 2000*k(t) where k(t) is the factor that defines the growth of the population:
we know that:
p(0) = 2000*k(0) = 2000
p(40) = 2000*k(40) = 2000*2 = 4000
p(80) = 2000*k(80) = 2000*2*2 = 8000
etc
then we can see that k(t) = 2^(t/40)
where k(0) = 1, k(40) = 2, k(80) = 2*2, etc
then the function that models the population of the culture is:
p(t) = 2000*2^(t/40)
where t is in minutes.