<span>a.
</span>Do you
have sufficient funds to estimate the population mean for the attribute of
interest with a 95% confidence interval 4 units width? Assume that sd= 12
n= {[(Zalpha/2)^2]*[sd]^2}/
se^2
n=
(1.96)^2*(12)^2/ (2)^2
n=
138.297 rounded up to 139
<span>There
is not enough funds for this one
since you’ll need 139 pieces and it costs 10 a piece, you’ll need 1390.</span>
b.
90% confidence interval
n= {[(Zalpha/2)^2]*[sd]^2}/
se^2
n=
(1.645)^2*(12)^2/ (2)^2
n=98
There is enough
funds since 98 pieces for 10 a piece is equal to 980.
Answer: The answer is A over B if you know what im sayin
Step-by-step explanation:
You take A and B and put the A over the B.
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Answer: $50
Step-by-step explanation: Draw a line through the apparent center of the scattered dots. See where that line intersects 9 in the time scale (x-axis numbers) and the dollars earned scale (y-axis numbers)
It could be 50 or 55, but since there are a few more dots below the apparent midline, it may be best to use the lower estimate.
The correct answer is C. A 2-column table with 3 rows. Column 1 is labeled x with entries negative 5, 0, 3. Column 2 is labeled y with entries negative 18, negative 2, 10.
Explanation:
The purpose of an equation is to show the equivalence between two mathematical expressions. This implies in the equation "–2 + 4x = y" the value of y should always be the same that -2 + 4x. Additionally, if a table is created with different values of x and y the equivalence should always be true. This occurs only in the third option.
x y
5 -18
0 -2
3 10
First row:
-2 + 4 (5) = y (5 is the value of x which is first multyply by 4)
-2 + 20 = -18 (value of y in the table)
Second row:
-2 + 4 (0) y
-2 + 0 = -2
Third row:
-2 + 4 (3) = y
-2 + 12 = 10