<span>Statistical sampling:
Uses laws of probability for selection and evaluation of a sample.
Allows for quantification of audit risk and sufficiency of audit evidence.
Nonstatistical sampling:
Does not utilize statistical models in calcualtions.
Uses a non-mathematical approach to determine sample sizes and evaluate the selected samples.</span>
44% + 48% = 92%
48% go, 44% dont go...so thats 92% that either go or dont go....leaving u with 8% unsure
0.08(650) = 52 are not sure they will attend
Answer:
A=4000, B=80, C=24
Step-by-step explanation:
You forgot to put the correct area model, I attached it to the answer.
We have the fact that Mountain Q is 4 times the height of Mountain P. That's the "4" we have in the left side of our model. It's like having a multiplication table, next to the "4" we have "A" and upper this we have "1000", the only thing we have to do is multiplify 4*1000=4000. The next letter we have is B and below it we have "320", we divided it by 4, 320/4=80. The last letter we have is C, and is below a "6", we only have to multiplify it by 4, 6*4=24.
At the end we only sum our
- A + 320 + c = 4344 (4 times the height of Mountain P).
- 1000 + B + 6 = 1086(the height of the Mountain P).
The person at the top is correct.
The answer is 34.05
The total distance (D) is the sum of three distances (d1, d2, and d3).
The distance formula is

Distance 1: Phoenix (–12, –16) to Blythe (–20, –9)<span>:
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Distance 2: Blythe (–20, –9) to Los Angeles (–33, –4):

Distance 3: Los Angeles (–33, –4) to <span>San Francisco (–36, 5)
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D = d1 + d2 + d3 = 10.63 + 13.93 + 9.49 = 34.05</span>