Here are the fuel efficiencies (in mpg) of 12 new cars . 28, 14, 48, 22, 14, 18, 52, 36, 32, 20, 12, 55 What is the percentage o
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25% assuming you don’t count the car with 18 mpg fuel efficiency.
if you add the amount of cars up that have less than 18 mpg and then divide it by the total number (12) you will get a decimal (0.25) to find the percent multiply the decimal by 100
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Graph 1:
A=(-9,5)
B=(7,4)
C=(-6,-3)
D=(0,-5)
E=(8,-8)
F=(0,7)
G=(0,-8)
H=(0,4)
I=(-3,-9)
J=(-4,2)
Graph 2:
K=(5,7)
L=(0,-9)
M=(1,3)
N=-7,-5)
O=(7,-1)
P=(0,-1)
Q=(2,-4)
R=(-9,6)
S=(-3,0)
T=(0,9)
A suitable probability calculator will tell you that probabilty is about 25.9%.
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The normalcdf function on this calculator gives an area between a lower and upper limit. If the upper limit is more than about 8 standard deviations above the mean, the 10th decimal place is unaffected. Since the standard deviation here is about 5, we need to have an upper limit that is about 40 above the mean of about 30. We have chosen 80 as a nice round number and to give a little more margin.
Step-by-step explanation:
angle measure a =48/2=24°
the arc measure =360°-48°=312°
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