Distance between <span>Paige's house and Diego's house
=
|3 - (-8)| = |11| = 11 miles
answer
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Answer: Okay the numbers you put was confusing but I think I got it.
42÷6=x
Step-by-step explanation:if 6 can sit a a table then dividing the number of people by 6 gives the answer.
Answer:
The rate of current is 2.5 mph.
Step-by-step explanation:
The speed in the water when current is absent is 9 mph.
If the speed of the current is v mph then the upstream speed is (9 - v) mph and the downstream speed is (9 + v) mph.
Now, it takes 5 hours longer to travel 74 miles upstream than down stream, then we can write the equation as
⇒
⇒ 148v = 405 - 5v²
⇒ 5v² + 148v - 405 = 0
Applying Sridhar Acharya's formula we can write
(Neglecting the negative root)
⇒
mph (Rounded to the nearest 10th) (Answer)
Answer:
option (b) 0.0228
Step-by-step explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Sample size, n = 100
Sample mean, μ = $20
Standard deviation, s = $5
Confidence interval = between $19 and $21
Now,
Confidence interval = μ ± 
thus,
Upper limit of the Confidence interval = μ + 
or
$21 = $20 + 
or
z = 2
Now,
P(z = 2) = 0.02275 [From standard z vs p value table]
or
P(z = 2) ≈ 0.0228
Hence,
the correct answer is option (b) 0.0228
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given
current (older) fridge
electricity charges= $17 monthly
maintenance costs= $220
let the number of months be x
and the total cost be yo
the expression for the cost for the old fridge is
yo=220+17x---------1
New fridge
electricity charges= $6 monthly
costs= $1,050
let the number of months be x
and the total cost be yn
the expression for the cost for the old fridge is
yn= 1050+6x---------2
Hence the system of equation for the situation is
yo=220+17x---------1
yn= 1050+6x---------2
Step two
for 10 years there are 12*10= 120 months
put x= 120 in both expressions and compare the total
yo=220+17(120)---------1
yo=220+2040
yo=$2,260
yn= 1050+6(120)---------2
yn=1050+720
yn=$1770
<u><em>Based on the analysis it will be less expensive to get the new fridge, hence buying the new fridge is worth it.</em></u>