which must be true of a quadratic function whose vertex is the same as its y-intercept? the axis of symmetry for the function is
2 answers:
If <u>quadratic function </u> has <u>vertex </u>that is the same as its <u>y-intercept</u>, then
and its equation is
The graph of this quadratic function is translated graph of the function up or down (depends on c).
This means that there could be
- two x-intercepts;
- one x-intercept;
- no x-intercepts.
The axis of symmetry of the graph of the function is x=0 (y-axis).
Answer: correct choice is A
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Solution:-
- We are testing whether the population mean u is equal to 100 as per claim.
Null hypothesis: u = 100
- Where a alternate hypothesis suggest that the population mean ( u ) may be lower:
Alternate hypothesis: u < 100
- We are given sample data parameters which are assumed to be normally distributed:
sample mean, x_bar = 9
sample standard deviation, s = 2.4
- A sample of n = 24 observation was taken from a population of ( N ) with unknown population standard deviation ( σ ).
- The conditions of standard normal distribution are no longer applicable i.e:
n = 24 < 30
unknown population standard deviation ( σ )
- We will model the sample using t-distribution with ( n - 1 ) = 23 degrees of freedom.
- The t-statistics of the sample mean x_bar can be determined from standard t-distribution:
- The t-test value for mean ( u ) is -185.75297