Answer: F) 7 mph
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The line you drew is correct but you read the graph wrong.
The line drawn from 15 hours of training (bottom axis) meets the "line of best fit" at the average running speed (left axis) between 6 and 8, which is 7.
Answer:
1,082
Step-by-step explanation:
The sample size n in Simple Random Sampling is given by

where
z = 1.645 is the critical value for a 90% confidence level (*)
s = 2 is the estimated population standard deviation
e = 0.1 mm points is the margin of error
so

rounded up to the nearest integer.
So the manufacturer should test 1,083 parts.
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(*)This is a point z such that the area under the Normal curve N(0,1) outside the interval [-z, z] equals 10% = 0.1
It can be obtained in Excel with
NORMINV(1-0.05,0,1)
and in OpenOffice Calc with
NORMINV(1-0.05;0;1)

The given equation is :
1. The relationship such that dependent variable (y) is isolated is :
2. The table accompanying this equation :
3. graph of the given equation is in attachment ~
<span>2m^2n^4/6m^5n^3
n
= --------
3m^3</span>
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We want to find an equation of a line that's perpendicular to x=1 that also passes through the point (8,-9).
Note that x=1 is a <em>vertical line </em>since x is 1 no matter what y is.
This means that if our new line is perpendicular to the old, then it must be a <em>horizontal line</em>.
So, since we have a horizontal line, then our equation must be our y-value of our point.
Our y-coordinate of our point (8,-9) is -9.
Therefore, our equation is:

And this is in standard form.
And we're done!