Using the z-distribution, we have that:
- For a 99% confidence level, a sample size of 127 is needed.
- For a 95% confidence level, a sample size of 74 is needed, meaning that a decrease in the confidence level decreases the needed sample size, as M and n are inverse proportional.
<h3>What is a z-distribution confidence interval?</h3>
The confidence interval is:
The margin of error is:
In which:
- is the sample mean.
- is the standard deviation for the population.
For a 99% confidence interval, , hence z is the value of Z that has a p-value of , so the critical value is z = 2.575.
The margin of error and population standard deviation are:
Hence we have to solve for n to find the needed sample size, as follows:
n = 126.4.
Rounding up, for a 99% confidence level, a sample size of 127 is needed.
For the 95% confidence interval, we have that z = 1.96, hence:
n = 73.3.
Rounding up, for a 95% confidence level, a sample size of 74 is needed, meaning that a decrease in the confidence level decreases the needed sample size, as M and n are inverse proportional.
More can be learned about the z-distribution at brainly.com/question/25890103
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Yes. This is because 19/4 as a mixed number is 4 3/4. 4 3/4 < 5. It might be a tight fit but she has enough room
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To find the value of f(3) we need to follow the below steps :
Step 1 : First plot the graph of f(x)
Step 2 : We need to find f(3) or the function value at x = 3 therefore, in the graph locate the point (3,0)
Step 3 : Draw a line parallel to Y-axis passing through the point (3,0) .
Step 4 : Now there exists two cases :
If the drawn line do not intersect the graph of f(x), then no value of f(3) exists for the given function of x
If the drawn line intersects the graph, then the intersection point is marked and a line parallel to x - axis is drawn passing through that marked or intersection point. And the line where it intersects the y - axis is our required value of f(3).
If this is wrong than I guess I wasn't smart enough :)
Answer:
1. B (0,4)
2. G ( -4,3)
3. H (2,0)
4.A (0,-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A. y=x-3
B.y=x-3
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay so essentially, the first thing you need to do is find the slope and y intercept for each equation. To find the slope, I like to look at the two points and divide the rise (How much it goes up or down) by the run (How much it moves left or right). For A the rise is 6 and the run is 4, so the slope is 6/4 or 3/2. To find the equation for A, you also need the y-intercept which is just the y value (how high up or down) it is when it crosses the y axis. In graph a, this is at -3. Because the equation of a line is y=mx+b (m being slope and b being y intercept), we know the equation for a is y=x-3. We can do the same thing for B. The rise is -3 and the run is 4, so the slope is -3/4. The y value when x is equal to zero is 2, so that is the y intercept. The equation is y=x-3