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Quality control studies for Speedy Jet Computer Printers show the lifetime of the printer follows a normal distribution with mea

Anika [276]

Answer:

About 3 years Speedy Jet printers be guaranteed.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Quality control studies for Speedy Jet Computer Printers show the lifetime of the printer follows a normal distribution with

mean $\mu = 4$ and standard deviation $\sigma = 0.78$

If the company wishes to replace no more than 10% of the printers.

To find : How long should Speedy Jet printers be guaranteed ?

Solution :

Using Z- table,

Z value corresponding to 10% or 0.10 = -1.28.

Applying z-score formula,

$z=\frac{x-\mu}{\sigma}$

The value of x is given by,

$x=(z\times \sigma)+\mu$

Substitute the values,

$x=(-1.28\times 0.78)+4$

$x=-0.9984+4$

$x=3.0016$

So, approx 3 years.

Therefore, About 3 years Speedy Jet printers be guaranteed.

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2 years ago

An architect wants an artistic flair to the house he is building, so he designs windows that are three fourths of a circle in sh

larisa86 [58]

The amount of rim needed for each window is 141.4 in

<h3>How to find the length of the outer rim?</h3>

Since the outer rim is the length of an arc, we use the formula for length of an arc of a circle.

An arc is part of section of the circumference of a circle

<h3>What is the length of an arc?</h3>

So, length of arc, L = Ф/360 × 2πR where

Ф = central angle of arc and
R = radius of circle.

Gven that for the window rim

Ф = angle of the rim = 270° and
R = radius of the rim = 30 in

Substituting the values of the variables into the equation for L, we have

L = Ф/360 × 2πR

L = 270°/360° × 2π × 30 in

L = 3/4 × 2π × 30 in

L = 3/2 × π × 30 in

L = 3 × π × 15 in

L = 45π in

L = 141.37 in

L ≅ 141.4 in

So, the amount of rim needed for each window is 141.4 in

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1 year ago

A salesperson is paid a flat rate plus a fixed percentage of her sales. Last month, she sold $16,000 worth of goods and was paid

Feliz [49]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Linear Modeling</u>

Some events can be modeled as linear functions. If we are in a situation where a linear model is suitable, then we need two sample points to make the model and predict unknown behaviors.

The linear function can be expressed in the slope-intercept format:

y=mx+b, where m and b are constants.

The payments for a salesperson will be linearly modeled. There are two known points: When the sales were $16,000, the payment was $1,600. This makes the point (16,000;1,600).

We also know when the sales were $12,000, the payment was $1,400. The point is (12,000;1,400)

Let's use the points to find the values of m and b.

Using (16,000;1,600):

1,600=m*16,000+b

Using (12,000;1,400):

1,400=m*12,000+b

Subtracting both equations:

200=16,000m-12,000m

200=4,000m

Solving:

m=200/4,000=0.05

Using the first equation and the value of m:

1,600=0.05*16,000+b

1,600=800+b

Solving:

b=800

The equation is now complete:

y=0.05x+800

She sold $11,000 this month, so the payment is:

$y=0.05\cdot 11,000+800$

Y=550+800=1,350

She will be paid $1,350

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3 years ago

#9) PLEASE HELP WITH QUESTION! MARKING BRAINLIEST +POINTS

umka2103 [35]

D) Vertices: (1, -1), (-11, -1); Foci: (-15, -1), (5, -1)

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2 years ago

Kristin charges $30 to train a small dog, and $50 to train a big dog. If Kristin trains 15 small dogs and 6 big dogs, how much m

tangare [24]

Answer:

$750

Step-by-step explanation:

We can set up the equation 30x + 50y = z where x = the amount of small dogs, y = the amount of big dogs, and z = the total.

After plugging in the x and y values to solve for z, we are left with the following equation:

30(15) + 50(6) = 750

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2 years ago

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