Answer is C.
The sample is selected at tandon from the population, but it was done on a particular day of the week. So the sample is not random.
More data should be taken, distributed on every day of the week, probably in different months.
Answer:
If we compare this value with the 47.3 proposed we have the following error
The computed mean is close to the actual mean because the difference between the means is less than 5%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming the following dataset:
Speed 42-45 46-49 50-53 54-57 58-61
Freq. 21 15 6 4 2
And we are interested in find the mean, since we have grouped data the formula for the mean is given by:
And is useful construct a table like this one:
Speed Freq Midpoint Freq*Midpoint
42-45 21 43.5 913.5
46-49 15 47.5 712.5
50-53 6 51.5 309
54-57 4 55.5 222
58-61 2 59.5 119
Total 48 2276
And the mean is given by:
If we compare this value with the 47.3 proposed we have the following error
The computed mean is close to the actual mean because the difference between the means is less than 5%.
Answer : Option A
Explanation:
we can clearly see that from x+ y=5 we can substitute y = 5-x in y = 9x^2
Option B is clearly incorrect x can not be y -5
Option C is incorrect because y can not be 5 +x
Option D is incorrect because its y = 9x^2 not y^2 =9x^2 so y can not be 3x
if its y^2 = 9x^2 then only implies y = 3x
Let's first establish what we already know for this problem.
x = total number of hotdogs sold
y = total profit from total sales of hotdogs
Let's also establish the other equations which we will require in order to solve this problem.
Equation No. 1 -
Profit for 40 hotdogs = $90 profit
Equation No. 2 -
Profit for 80 hotdogs = $210 profit
STEP-BY-STEP SOLUTION
From this, we can use the formula y = mx + b & substitute the values for x & y from one of the two previous equations into the formula in order to obtain the values of m & b for the final equation. Here is an example of the working out as displayed below:
Firstly, using the first or second equation, we make either m or b the subject. Here I have used the first equation and made m the subject:
Equation No. 1 -
y = mx + b
90 = m ( 40 ) + b
40m = 90 - b
m = ( 90 - b ) / 40
Now, make b the subject in the second equation as displayed below:
Equation No. 2 -
y = mx + b
210 = m ( 80 ) + b
210 = 80m + b
b = 210 - 80m
Then, substitute m from the first equation into the second equation.
Equation No. 2 -
b = 210 - 80m
b = 210 - 80 [ ( 90 - b ) / 40 ]
b = 210 - [ 80 ( 90 - b ) / 40 ]
b = 210 - 2 ( 90 - b )
b = 210 - 180 - 2b
b - 2b = 30
- b = 30
b = - 30
Now, substitute b from the second equation into the first equation.
Equation No. 1 -
m = ( 90 - b ) / 40
m = ( 90 - ( - 30 ) / 40
m = ( 90 + 30 ) / 40
m = 120 / 40
m = 3
Through this, we have established that:
m = 3
b = - 30
Therefore, the final equation to model the final profit, y, based on the number of hotdogs sold, x, is as follows:
y = mx + b
y = ( 3 )x + ( - 30 )
ANSWER:
y = 3x - 30
The minute hand has swept through 46 minutes on the clock. You have to set up a ratio to solve this:
You can compare the 60 minutes on a clock to 360 degrees because 60 minutes on a clock is one whole rotation. So then, you cross multiply and simplify:
Therefore, the minute hand has swept through an angle with a measure of 276 degrees.
