Working Principle: Stratified Random Sampling
nx = (Nx/N)*n
where:
nx = sample size for stratum x
Nx = population size for stratum x
N = total population size
n = total sample size
Given:
Nx = 100
N = 1000
n = 0.5*(1000) = 500
Required: Probability of Man to be selected
Solution:
nx = (Nx/N)*n
nx = (100/1000)*500 = 50 men
ny = (Nx/N)*n
ny = (100/1000)*500 = 50 women
Probability of Man to be selected = nx/(nx + ny)*100 = 50/(50+50)*100 = 50%
<em>ANSWER: 50%</em>
Answer:
angle 5 and angle 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
complementary angles are the sum of two angles that equal 90 degrees
For this item, we let x be the number of hours she works out and y be the total number of bananas that she will be eating after the workout. The expression that best described the given above is,
y = 5 + 2x
5 is given as the y-intercept because of the initial condition.
This is hard in mathematical language, but there is only this way to present it. Let us denote by A the consentration of the substance and by A' its rate.
We have that b/A= t+c where c is a constant.
Hence A=b/(c+t)
By differentiating, we get that A'=-b/(C+t)^2
Then, we have that -(A)^2=A'/b
Hence at any point, we have that if we make the concentration 17 times, we have that there is a 17 times bigger , the rate will become bigger by 17*17, hence 289 times faster.
