Answer:
I say 20% but I may be wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
John decided to look at new and used cars. John found a used car for $6000. A new car is $18000, so what percent of the price of a new car does John pay for a used car? Round your answer to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Multiply 54 times 100 then divide by 1,762
54 times 100= 5400
5400\1,762= .03
which equals to 3%
Complete Question
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Answer:
The decision is to <u>reject</u> the <u> null hypothesis</u> at a significant level of <u>significance </u>
There is <u>sufficient </u> evidence to conclude that <u>at least one of the population mean</u> is <u>different from</u> <u>at least of the population</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that the claim is
The mean growth rates of all four species are equal.
The null hypothesis is

Th alternative hypothesis is

From question the p-value is 
And since the
so the null hypothesis will be rejected
So
The decision is to <u>reject</u> the <u> null hypothesis</u> at a significant level of <u>significance </u>
There is <u>sufficient </u> evidence to conclude that <u>at least one of the population mean</u> is <u>different from</u> <u>at least of the population</u>