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Answer:
95 intervals
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
population mean = 100
standard deviation = 15
number of interval that involve the mean for 95% confidence interval is calculated as
We know that when we measure the 99 percent confidence interval, 99 outof 100 confidence interval are required to provide the mean population.
similarly
Assuming we measure a confidence interval of 95 percent, then we should expect 95 out of 100 confidence interval to provide the mean population therefore, answer is 95
m = -1
-5 = 8m + 12/4
-5 - 12/4 = 8m
4(-5) - (12/4) = 4(8m)
*to remove the denominator, multiply each figure by 4.
-20 -12 = 32m
-32 = 32m
-32/32 = 32m/32
-1 = m
m = -1
To check:
-5 = 8m + 12/4
-5 = 8(-1) + 3
-5 = -8 + 3
-5 = -5
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4 6-2 = 4 you subtract the largest and smallest number to get the answer
