Answer:
3.6661
3.6661
A, Adding a constant does nothing to the standard deviation
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm gonna assume s=standard deviation
The standard deviation is just the square root of the second moment minus the first moment squared
Because we were not told otherwise I think it's pretty safe to assume that all events are equally likely
Let's start by calculating the first moment (AKA The mean)
1/5(8+16+14+8+16)= 12.4
Let's then find the second moment
1/5(8²+16²+14²+8²+16²)= 167.2
√(167.2-12.4²)=3.6661
b.
While I could just tell you that adding something to the standard deviation (and the variane as well) doesn't do anything let's calculate it for fun
same process
.2(16+24+22+16+24)= 20.4
.2(16²+24²+22²+16²+24²)=429.6
√(429.6-20.4²)= 3.6661
Answer:
Um for what test?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
0.25x + y = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Kiran is spending $12 on games
it means that he can spend total of $12 on rides and games
number of games is represented by x
cost of 1 game = $0.25
cost of x games = $0.25*x = $0.25x
number of rides is represented by y
cost of 1 rides = $1
cost of x rides = $1*y = $y
Total cost for x games and y rides =cost of x games + cost of y rides
Total cost for x games and y rides = $0.25x + $y
given that Kiran is spending $12 on games
Total cost for x games and y rides will be $12
thus,
$12 = $0.25x + $y
removing dollar sign for equation formation
0.25x + y = 12
given above is the equation to represent the relationship between the dollar
amount Kiran is spending and the number of games, x, and the number of
rides, y.
cups of butter, but Angie only has 
. Let's subtract what Angie has from the total to see how much more she needs.
cups more of butter for the recipe.