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Ivanshal [37]
3 years ago
9

Use the distributive property to rewrite each expression in it's equivalent form 9a-3/3 ,Just 3 please

Mathematics
1 answer:
pentagon [3]3 years ago
8 0
Hahahah i think i already did this for you buttttt

the denominator can be distributed to both parts of 9a and -3

so you can rewrite it as (9a/3) and (-3/3)

to simplify (9a/3) is equal to 3a and (-3/3) is equal to -1

so the answer is 3a-1
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μ = 5.61 years ← answer

iii) Stantard deviation of the ages = σ

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s =  (0.5 - 5.61)² (0.361) + (3 - 5.61)² ( 0.159) + (8  - 5.61)² ( 0.267) + (13 - 5.61)² ( 0.203) + (18 - 5.61)² ( 0.010) = 24.65

σ = √ (24.65) = 4.97 years ← answer

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