Coefficient of variation is calculated by dividing the standard deviation by the mean multiplied by 100. Given a data set with mean equal to 60 and variance equal to 9, we can calculate the coefficient of variation by finding the value of the standard deviation which is the square root of the variance. so standard deviation is equal to square root of 9 which is 3. Then, the coefficient of variation is equal to 3/60*100 which is equal to 5%.
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Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Using trigonometry :
Taking the angle 45°
From trigonometry :
Sin θ = opposite / hypotenus
Opposite = s ; hypotenus = 10√2
Sin 45 = s / 10√2
Recall :
Sin 45 = 1/√2
We have ;
1/√2 = s / 10√2
s = 10√2 * 1/√2
s = 10√2 / √2
s = 10
Siamone has $65.32 + DAN
Dan has CARLY - $37.50
CARLY = $127.75
Plug Carly into Dan's equation...
$127.75 - $37.50 = $90.20
DAN = $90.20
Plug Dan into Siamone's equation
$65.32 + $90.20 = $155.57
It’s false because if you take a negative number away from another negative number it would give you another negative number not a positive number!
