Using it's formula, considering the results, it is found that the accuracy of the test is of 0.95 = 95%.
<h3>What is the accuracy of a test?</h3>
It is given by the <u>number of correct results divided by the number of tests</u>.
In this problem, there were 80 tests, of which 80 - 2 - 2 = 76 had correct results, hence the accuracy is given by:
A = 76/80 = 0.95 = 95%.
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The answer is B.
Negative numbers are to the far left if you were using a number line, so -1 to the 3rd power is -1. Everything else is positive. 1/4 is the same as 0.25 which is less than positive 1, positive 8.8 is next and the last would be -5 to the 2nd power which is 25.
Solution:
<u>Note that:</u>
- Speed = Distance/Time
- Vaimiti speed = 1.1 m/s
- Jabril speed = 1.3 m/s
<u>Converting the time (minutes to seconds) for Vaimiti to reach school:</u>
- Vaimiti's time to reach school: 25 minutes = 25 x 60 seconds
- => Vaimiti's time to reach school: 1500 seconds
<u>Converting the time (minutes to seconds) for Jabril to reach school:</u>
- Jabril's time to reach school: 30 minutes = 30 x 60 seconds
- => Jabril's time to reach school: 1800 seconds
<u>Finding the distance of Vaimiti:</u>
Important: <em>The distance will be in meters since the speed units is </em><u><em>meters</em></u><em>/seconds.</em>
- => 1.1 meters/second = Distance/1500
- => 1.1 x 1500 = Distance
- => 1650 meters = Distance (In meters)
<u>Finding the distance of Jabril:</u>
Important: <em>The distance will be in meters since the speed units is </em><u><em>meters</em></u><em>/seconds.</em>
- 1.3 meters/second = Distance (In meters)/1800 seconds
- => 1.3 x 1800 = Distance (In meters)
- => 2340 meters = Distance (In meters)
This can lead to two possible solutions:
Possible solution #1:
<u>Finding the difference between the two distances:</u>
- 2340 meters - 1650 meters = Difference (In meters)
- => 690 meters
Possible solution #2:
The difference between the <u>distances they walked</u> is that Jabril walked <u>faster</u> than Vaimiti, but Vaimiti reached <u>school</u> earlier than Jabril because the <u>walking distance</u> for Vaimiti is less than the <u>walking</u> <u>distance</u> for Jabril.
Hoped this helped!
