Answer:
For 99% of confidence interval is 67.5±1.3524
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Mean height =67.5 inches
Standard deviation:2.1 inches
Z at 99%.
No of samples 16.
To find:
confidence interval
Solution:
We have formula for confidence interval,
=mean ±Z*{standard deviation/sqrt(no.of observation)}
Now
Z=99%
has standard value as ,
Z=2.576
Confidence interval= mean±Z{standard deviation/sqrt(No. of samples)}
=67.5±2.57{(2.1/sqrt(16)}
=67.5±2.576(2.1/4)
=67.5±1.3524
Make the coefficient of y the same in both equations:
To do this, multiply equation one by 2, and equation two by 5 (this will make the coefficient 10 in both).
14x + 10y = 38
-35x - 10y = -80
Eliminate the y variable by adding the equations from each other
(14x + 10y = 38)
+ (-35x - 10y = -80)
= -21x + 0y = -42
We now have -21x = -42. The y variable has been eliminated.
Solve for x
-21x = -42
Divide both sides by -21 to get x on its own.
x = 2
Substitute x into the equation to find y.
7*2+5y=19
14+5y=19
Subtract 14 from both sides.
5y=19-14
5y=5
Divide by 5 on both sides to get y on its own.
y=5/5
y=1
The answer is (2,1)
Any number can above 451 can be greater than it. Ok so now a number greater than 451 is : 548 Also if you have already learned about decimals, you could use a decimal.(If you haven't learned about decimals yet you could surprise your teacher with a decimal) The decimal you could use is 462.5 It is read four hundred sixty two and five tenths. Hope this helped
Answer:
The value of the bond when Tyler's mom purchased it was $150
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
In this problem we have a exponential function of the form
where
a is the initial value (y-intercept)
b is the base
r is the rate
b=(1+r)
In this problem
r=4%=4/100=0.04
b=1+0.04=1.04
substitute
where
x is the number of years since the savings bond was purchased
f(x) is the value of the savings bond
For x=1
f(x)=$156
substitute
Solve for a
therefore
The value of the bond when Tyler's mom purchased it was $150
(10×10)+(10×5)=10z
100+50=10z
150=10z
z=15 which is C. Hope it help!
