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To find the number of possible combinations, you multiple the possible number of outcomes for each category together. For example, there are 5 choices of pastries, 4 choices of drinks, and 2 newspaper choices, so normally there are 5 x 4 x 2=40 possible combinations. Without a muffin, these numbers would change to 4 x 4 x 2=32. The difference would be 8 possible options, so choice C.
8) y intercept is (0, 15) or 15
slope is 10 (the y intercept represents how much it would cost to open an online gaming account and the slope represents how much each game costs after you open an online gaming account, including the $15 fee to open the account)
9) y=10x+15
10) you can look at the graph where it says number of games and go to 6 and go up until you reach the line and look at the side where it says cost (dollars) and then you will see that 6 games cost $75
Given the assumption of a normal distribution with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15, a score of 130 represents a z-score of 2. In different mostly older handbooks of descriptive statistics you can find a ‘from z to percentile-table’. Nowadays it’s more easy to use the computer. Using R, a free and open source statistical environment (www.r-project.org), you can use the command pnorm (130, 100, 15) and it will give 0.9772. Because yo want the proportion above that score you use 1-pnorm (130, 100, 15). Another way of writing in R and with for example 3 IQ-scores:
perc = pnorm (c (70, 100, 130), 100, 15)
(1 - perc)
gives you the above-proportion of the IQ-scores of respectively 70, 100 and 130.
If the total bill is $85, and you want to leave a 15% tip, then you can calculate it as follows:
85 * 15%
= 85 * 15/100
= 85 * 0.15
= 12.75
The amount that should be left as a tip is D. $12.75.
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