Since the sample is greater than 10, we can approximate this binomial problem with a normal distribution.
First, calculate the z-score:
z = (x - μ) / σ = (37000 - 36000) / 7000 = 0.143
The probability P(x > 37000$) = 1 - P(<span>x < 37000$),
therefore we need to look up at a normal distribution table in order to find
P(z < 0.143) = 0.55567
And
</span>P(x > 37000$) = 1 - <span>0.55567 = 0.44433
Hence, there is a 44.4% probability that </span><span>the sample mean is greater than $37,000.</span>
The answer is 640 because if you multiply the total student of 6h grade by 100 and divide by 30. You will get the total of student in the school
C. Explaining the reasons for the change in Elsa
Vertex: (-2,1)
Maximum or Minimum: The graph has minimum point and gives minimum value because the minimum point gives the least y-value. That's why it is called minimum.
End of behavior:
When x approaches positive infinity, f(x) will approach positive infinity.
When x approaches negative infinity, f(x) will approach positive infinity as well.
Why no solution:
The graph doesn't intercept any x-axis. Therefore the graph doesn't have any solutions.
y-intercept: (0,5)
describe shape of the graph:
The graph decreases when x<0 and increases when x>0.
x<0 is concave up but decreasing
x>0 is concave up but increasing
