Answer:
21.6 liters
Step-by-step explanation:
40 drops make up a volume of 10 mL
Therefore, the volume of 1 drop of water = 10mL/40 = 1/4 mL= 0.25mL
Since the tap loses 1 drop of water in 1 sec, it loses 0.25mL of water in 1 second
60 seconds make up 1 second so volume of water lost in 1 minute = 0.25 x 60 = 15 mL
60 minutes make up 1 hour so volume of water lost in 1 hour = 15 x 60 = 900 mL
24 hours make up a day so volume of water lost in 1 day = 900 x 24 = 21,600 mL
Since 1000 mL make up 1 liter, divide by 1000 to get volume in liters
Volume of water lost in 1 day = 21600/1000 = 21.6 liters
Can be done as one equation
V lost in one day = 0.25 x 3600 x 24 mL = 21600 mL = 21.6 L
We need to use the formula for simple interest which is
I= prt
Where I is the amount of money you earned or pay in interest
p is the principal, the amount you deposited or borrowed
r is the interest rate expressed as a decimal
t is time in terms of years
In this problem, I= 1,680
p= 3000
t= 8
'. r is what we are looking for.
Substituting the numbers into the simple interest formula, we get
I=. p r t
1,680=(3000)(r)(8). Multiplying
1,680= 24,000r Divide both sides by 24,000
0.07= r
So, the percentage is (0.07)(100)= 7%...
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Answer:
b. I and II are both false.
Step-by-step explanation:
I. For a significance level, the two tailed hypothesis is not always accurate than the one tailed hypothesis test. The hypothesis testing is carried to find out the correctness of a claim of a population parameter. The two tail hypothesis test which used both positive and negative tails of the distribution is not always more accurate than one tailed test.
II. The process of the point estimation involves the utilization of the values of a statistic which is obtained from the sample data to obtain the best estimate of a corresponding unknown parameter in the given population.
Hence, both the statements are false.
