With the mean and range, we can estimate the weights of the smallest and largest animals in each group.
For cats the interval is [ 3.75kg, 4.25kg] and for dogs is [9.5kg, 54.5kg]
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We know that the mean weight for cats is 4kg, and the range (difference between the largest value and smallest value) is 0.5kg.
- From that, we can conclude with some confidence (but not exactly), that the largest cat weights 4kg + 0.5kg/2 = 4.25kg
- And the smallest cat weights 4kg - 0.5kg/2 = 3.75kg
(Assuming a normal distribution).
Similar for the dogs, the mean weight is 32kg and the range is 45kg, then:
- The largest dog weights 32kg + 45kg/2 = 54.5kg
- The smallest dog weights 32kg - 45kg/2 = 9.5kg
(again, assuming a normal distribution).
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Answer:
5 ≤ h<7
Step-by-step explanation:
the rider has to be more than at least 5 feet tall, so h is greater than or equal to 5 (5 ≤ h), but they have to be less than 7 feet tall (h<7) so, therefore, we get 5 ≤ h<7
Answer: C) add 5 to both sides
The given equation is
(4/7)x - 5 = -13
To solve this, we follow PEMDAS in reverse undoing each operation. Normally parenthesis is the first thing we look for, but instead we start with subtraction.
So we'll undo subtraction which means we add 5 to both sides
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
x 2 4 6 8
y 1 2 3 4
Required
Determine the constant of proportionality (k)
The relationship between x and y is:
When y = 1, x = 2;
So, we have:
Make k the subject
Hence, the constant of proportionality is 1/2
Answer:
1$ a pencil
Step by Step:
6 times 3 is 18
24-18=6
6 divided by 6 equals one dollar a pencil
