Answer:
The last method (Round 13.76 to 14, round 9.8 to 10, and round 16.415 to 16; since 14 + 10 + 16 = 40 and 40 is close to 39.975, her answer is reasonable.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Option 1 is unreasonable because removing the decimal points just changes the whole problem and claims that Harshini rode her bike 1376 kilometers on Monday and etc., which she did not. Option 2 is unreasonable because not all the numbers are near 20 and should be rounded to their nearest whole numbers instead to find a more accurate estimate. Option 3 is unreasonable for the same reason as option 2, the numbers should be rounded to their nearest whole numbers instead to find a more accurate estimate. Option 4 is reasonable because the numbers are rounded to the nearest whole numbers which makes the estimate more accurate.
The answer is $70 so D
Because $59.5 is 85% of the original price, use 59.5/0.85 to find the original price
Answer:
81 samples
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the empirical rule :
Possible values of the sample mean is within 3 standard deviations of the population mean :
μ ± 3 sd(x) ; sd(x) = standard deviation of sampling distribution.
3 * sd(x) = 1
sd(x) = 1/3
Recall:
Standard deviation of sampling distribution, sd(x)
sd(x) = σ / sqrt(n)
1/3 = 3 / sqrt(n)
Square both sides
1/9 = 9/n
Cross multiply :
n * 1 = 9 * 9
n = 81
Answer: three sets of value show 3 consecutive increases and they could be the intensities during fourth, fifth, and six visits:
- 66%, 69%, 72%;
- 63%, 65%, 67%, and
- 67%, 72%, 77%
Explanation:
1) The program recommends a constant intensity for 3 visits, which is what the table shows:
Day Intensisty
1 63%
2 equal ⇒ 63%
3 equal ⇒ 63%
2) Hence, you have to determine the valid sets that meet the recommendation for the fourth, fifth, and six visits, which are the next three.
2) For the next three visits, the program recommensd increasing intensities.
There are three options that show 3 consecutive increases; they are:
- 66%, 69%, 72%;
- 63%, 65%, 67%, and
- 67%, 72%, 77%
Therefore, those are the choices that apply.
