The solution to the compound inequality given as 6b < 36 or 2b + 12 > 6 is b < 6 or b > -3
<h3>How to solve the
compound inequality?</h3>
The compound inequality is given as:
6b < 36 or 2b + 12 > 6
Evaluate the like terms in the individual inequalities
6b < 36 or 2b > -6
Divide the individual inequalities by the coefficients of b
b < 6 or b > -3
Hence, the solution to the compound inequality given as 6b < 36 or 2b + 12 > 6 is b < 6 or b > -3
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Answer:
A) σ_x' = 1.4142
B) σ_x' = 1.4135
C) σ_x' = 1.4073
D) σ_x' = 1.343
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given;
σ = 10
n = 50
A) when size is infinite, the standard deviation of the sample mean is given by the formula;
σ_x' = σ/√n
Thus,
σ_x' = 10/√50
σ_x' = 1.4142
B) size is given, thus, the standard deviation of the sample mean is given by the formula;
σ_x' = (σ/√n)√((N - n)/(N - 1))
Thus, with size of N = 50,000, we have;
σ_x' = 1.4142 x √((50000 - 50)/(50000 - 1))
σ_x' = 1.4142 x 0.9995
σ_x' = 1.4135
C) at N = 5000;
σ_x' = 1.4142 x √((5000 - 50)/(5000 - 1))
σ_x' = 1.4073
D) at N = 500;
σ_x' = 1.4142 x √((500 - 50)/(500 - 1))
σ_x' = 1.343
Multiply by the conjugate for the numerator
