Hmm, I'd say it's the first option.
Answer:
- Mean will Increase .
- Median remains unchanged.
- Standard deviation will increase.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that there are 14 employees in a particular division of a company and their salaries have a mean of $70,000, a median of $55,000, and a standard deviation of $20,000.
And also the largest number on the list is $100,000 but By accident, this number is changed to $1,000,000.
Now we have to analyse the Effect of this change in data values on mean, median, and standard deviation.
- Mean will get affected because $1,000,000 is a very huge value as compared to $100,000 and is considered to be an outlier and we know that mean is affected by outliers as mean will change to $134285.7143 after replacing $100,000 with $1,000,000 .
- Median will not get affected as median the middle most value in the data set and since $1,000,000 is considered to be an outlier so median remain unchanged at $55,000 .
- Standard Deviation will also get affected as due to outlier value in the data set the numerator value will increase very much and due to which standard deviation will also increase.
Consecutive numbers are always 1 away from each other
3,4
so consecutive is represented by
x and x+1
so sum is -171
x+x+1=-171
add like terms
2x+1=-171
subtract 1 from both sides
2x=-172
divide both sides by 2
x=-86
subustitute
x+1=otehr number
x+1=-86+1=-85
answer is -85 and -86
Answer:
1) 8.5
2) 60
3) 69.3
4) 6.8
5) 3.6
6) 10.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Take out the decimal of the estimated factors and multiply. Count how far to left the decimal is in the factors. In the product, put the decimal as many to the left as it was in the factors. (ex. 6.93 x 42, 6.93 rounds to 6.9, 42 rounds to 40, 69 x 40 = 2,760, move the decimal over one for correct place value, 6.9 x 40 = 276.0 <em>or </em>276)
Answer:
The number of unsold cakes was 2
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The question in English is</em></u>
In the school Francisco I. Madero of Ciudad Delicias, the celebration was held for commemorate the arrival of spring, after the parade the stalls were set up of the kermesse. The first grade group bought 8 cakes and sold 3/4 of the total.
How much of the cake was not sold?
Let
x ----> number of cakes sold
y ----> number of cakes that didn't sell
we know that
The first grade group bought 8 cakes
so
-----> equation A
The first grade group sold 3/4 of the total.
so
---> equation B
substitute equation A in equation B
Find the value of y
therefore
The number of unsold cakes was 2
