Answer:
Distance= 6.6 miles
Bearing= N 62.854°W
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's determine angle b first
Angle b=20° (alternate angles)
Using cosine rule
Let the distance between the liner and the port be x
X² =8.8²+2.4²-2(8.8)(2.4)cos20
X²= 77.44 + 5.76-(39.69)
X²= 43.51
X= √43.51
X= 6.596
X= 6.6 miles
Let's determine the angles within the triangle using sine rule
2.4/sin b = 6.6/sin20
(2.4*sin20)/6.6= sin b
0.1244 = sin b
7.146= b°
Angle c= 180-20-7.146
Angle c= 152.854°
For the bearing
110+7.146= 117.146
180-117.146= 62.854°
Bearing= N 62.854°W
Of course not.
If the line rises higher as it goes from left to right,
then its slope ( 'm' ) is positive.
If it sinks lower as it goes from left to right,
then its slope ( 'm' ) is negative.
Answer:
(0, 75), (75, 0), (-75, 0), (0, -75)
Step-by-step explanation:
I used desmos graphing calculator. c:
Answer:
c) t-test of population mean
Explanation:
The t-test statistic is used in hypothesis testing. Here we would use a one sample t test to test our hypothesis. The one sample t test measures the statistical difference between the hypothesized mean and the sample mean. In a one sample t test or single sample t test, a test variable is measured against a test value.
Example we compare our test variable to the hypothesized mean value $75 above.
The t test is used instead of z score when standard deviation is unknown.
Using the t test, we either accept or reject the null hypothesis given alternative hypothesis.
