The sampling distribution standard deviation is the population standard deviation divided by the root of the sample size.
sampling distribution standard deviation = 6.00/√36 = 1.00
Keep in mind the the word "percent" translates to "for each 100." 25% can be read as "25 for each 100," which has the fractional representation

and the decimal representation 0.25. All of these representations are just different ways of writing the same value.
Note too that the fraction

can be reduced to

, so what the question is really asking is: 1/4 of what number is 9?
Well, if we know that 1/4 of the number is 9, we can easily find how large the whole number is by finding all 4/4 of it (the <em>whole</em> number)<em /><em />, or 4 x 9, which multiplies out to
36.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
just multiply 6 time 90 which gives you 180
Answer:r=7/7744
move all terms to the left:
(7/22)(44)-(2r)=0
add all the numbers together, and all the variables
-2r+(+7/22)44=0
multiply parentheses
-2r+7/22*44=0
multiply all the terms by the denominator
-2r*22*44+7=0
multiply elements
-1936r*4+7=0
multiply elements
-7744r+7=0
move all terms containing r to the left, all other terms to the right
-7744r=-7
r=-7/-7744
<span>If the intial count was 100,000 bacteria, after one hour 90% decrease => 10 % stands => 100,000*0.1 bacetria. After two hours 90% decrease => 10% stands => 100,000*0.1^2. After three hours, they stand 100,000 * 0.1^3. After four hours, 100,000*0.1^4 and after five hours 100,000*0.1^5 = 1 bacteria. Answer: 1 bacteria. If the inital count is different you just have to muliply the inicial count time (0.1^n) to get the number of bacteria after n hours, and if the number of hours is 5, then the factor is (0.1^5). </span>