Hi!!! So to do this problem, you need to find the mean values for each sample. I will walk you through finding the mean of sample 1: first you want to add all of the values for sample 1, which are 4,5,2,4 and 3. Once you add those values you get 18. Then you must divide that 18 by the number of terms you added. The numbers you added were 4,5,2,4 and 3 like I said earlier which is 5 numbers. You divide 18 by 5 to get your mean, which is 3.6
Answer: (B) Sample 2
sample 1 mean = 3.6
sample 2 mean = 4.2
sample 3 mean = 3.8
sample 4 mean = 4
Answer:
y=1/3x + 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Since slope intercept form is y=, I first added x to each side to get x on the other side. Then I divided each side by 3 to get y, and ended up with y=1/3x+2 as my answer.
(hope this helps)
Answer:
456
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X be the SATscore scored by the students
Given that X is normal (1000,200)
By converting into standard normal variate we can say that
is N(0,1)
To find the top 10% we consider the 90th percentile for z score
Z 90th percentile = 1.28
i.e. only students who scored 456 or above only should be considered.
7 hours X 60 minutes = 420 minutes
420 minutes + 20 minutes = 440 minutes
