Complete question :
The average amount that a college student spends on a textbook is $205 with a
standard deviation of $35. What is the probability that a student spends:
A. between $10 and $310?
Answer:
0.999
Step-by-step explanation:
Mean, m = 205 ; Standard deviation, s = 35
Z = (x - m) / s
x = 310
Z = (310 - 205) / 35 = 3
P(z < 3) = 0.99865
x = 10
Z = (10 - 205) / 35 = - 5.57
P(Z < - 5.5)
P(z < 3) - P(z < - 5.5)
0.99865 - 0
= 0.999
Leading coefficient = -3
Constant = 2
When you order them in standard form, you need to put them in ascending order of the exponents. Therefore the -3x^2 would come first, which makes the number attached (-3) the lead coefficient.
Also, since the number (2) without an x attached would be last (due to the power of x technically being 0), than that is the constant.
Answer:
5.7
Step-by-step explanation:
7^2- 4^2= 33
= 5.7
The formula of the Simple Interest is:
I=PRT
P for Principle Amount ($1200)
R for Rate (5%=

= 0.05)
T for Time in years (4 years)
I = 1200 × 0.05 × 4
= $240
Add the interest to the principle amount to check the balance
$1200 + $240 = $1440