Looking at the means of these samples, which value is most likely to be the mean of the population from which the samples were t
2 answers:
Answer:
We are given the below data:
Sample Number Sample Mean
1 11.8
2 12.5
3 15.1
4 14.3
5 13.0
6 12.9
7 10.2
8 11.5
9 12.9
10 15.4
Now the most likely mean of the population can be found by finding the mean of given sample means. It is given below:
Therefore, the most likely mean of the population from which the samples were taken is 12.96
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A)5 ÷ 1/3= ____.
B) There are ___ thirds in 1 whole.
C) There are ___ thirds in 5 wholes.
D) If 5 of 1/3, what is the whole? ___
E) 3 ÷1/5= ____ .
F) There are ___ fifths in 1 whole.
G) There are ___ fifths in 3 wholes.
H) If 3 of 1/5, what is the whole?___
Answer:
A) 15
B) three thirds
C) 15 wholes
D) whole is 2
E) 15
F) five fifths
G) 15 fifths
H) whole is 1
Step-by-step explanation:
A)
÷
<u>Third:</u>
- third means
<u> </u>
B)
- To make 1 whole from thirds, we need three thirds i.e.
C)
- In 1 whole there are three thirds, so in 5 wholes there are
wholes.
D)
- In
- The whole of
or
is 2 (rounding 1.6 to 2)
E)
÷
<u>Fifth:</u> means
F)
- To make 1 whole of fifths we need five fifths i.e.
G)
- In 1 whole we have 5 fifths, so in 3 wholes we have
fifths
H)
- rounding 0.6 equals to 1
- thus whole is 1.