Answer:
μ= 65 inches; σ= 0.625 inch
Step-by-step explanation:
The Central Limit Theorem estabilishes that, for a normally distributed(bell-shaped) random variable X, with mean
and standard deviation
, the sampling distribution of the sample means with size n can be approximated to a normal distribution with mean
and standard deviation
.
For a skewed variable, the Central Limit Theorem can also be applied, as long as n is at least 30.
In this problem, we have that:

By the central limit theorem, the sample of 16 will have:

So the correct answer is:
μ= 65 inches; σ= 0.625 inch
4 1/3
Okay, I know fractions are scary, but we can do this alright?
First, you see the whole number on the side? Get that first.
10- 5 = 5
now we have 5 left and a scary fraction. Don't panic, let's do this. We know 1 is 3/3. 1 can be anything as long as the number on top and the number at the bottom are the same then it would be one.
So 3/3 is one then we can subtract:
3/3 -2/3 .
We subtract the top number and leave the one at the bottom the same.
3-2 = 1
Then we have 1/3.
As you took one away from the 5, it becomes a 4 and you put back the left over, 1/3.
Then you answer will be :
4 1/3
Answer:
Let x be the discounting price of a surfing lessons per person
Let y be the discounted price of a surfing lessons per person
The cost of taking a surfing lesson and go parasailing is $130
x + y = 130--------------(i)
25 people take
Surfing lessons, and 30 people go parasailing and a total of $3,650 is collected
25x + 30y = 3650--------------(ii)
We solve for y using equ (i):
y = 130 - x ------------(iii)
Substitute equ (iii) to equ (ii) and solve for x
25x + 30(130 - x) = 3650
25x + 390 - 30x = 3650
-5x = -250
-x = 50
We solve for y using equ (iii):
y = 130 - x
y = 130 - 50
y = 80
So, the discounted price to take a surfing lesson is $50 and the discounted price to go parasailing is $80
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
210.22
Step-by-step explanation:
first you need to divide 3785 divided by 18 which is 210.22222222 then u need to round to the nearest tenth which is equaled to 210.22. I hope this helped