Given
This is a one-tailed test.
Since the p-value of the sample statistic (0.00383) is less that the significant level (0.025), we reject the null hypothesis.
Part (a):
We will assume that the total amount is Jan's saving account is "m"
Now, "withdrawal" means that she took money from her account, which means that the amount of money in her account decreased by the amount she withdrew.
Sum of negative integers to show her withdrawals = -25$ - 45$ - 75$
Amount of money remaining in her account = m - 145$
The amount of money Jan withdrew = 25$ + 45$ + 75$ = 145$
Part (b):
We will assume that the total amount is Lola's saving account is "n"
Now, "withdrawal" means that she took money from her account, which means that the amount of money in her account decreased by the amount she withdrew.
Sum of negative integers to show her withdrawals = -35$ - 55$ - 65$
Amount of money remaining in her account = n - 155$
The amount of money Lola withdrew = 35$ + 55$ + 65$ = 155$
Answer:
b = 6 sqrt(2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is right triangle, we can use the Pythagorean theorem
a^2+b^2 = c^2 where a and b are the legs and c is the hypotenuse
3^2 + b^2 = 9^2
9+b^2 = 81
b^2 = 81-9
b^2 = 72
Take the square root of each side
sqrt(b^2) = sqrt(72)
b = sqrt(36*2)
b = 6 sqrt(2)
Answer:
Answer D: f(-2) = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
To evaluate f(-2) we need to find what is the y-value that the graph shows for the x-value "-2".
To find such, we look for the value x = -2 on the horizontal (x) axis (located two units to the left of the origin of coordinates (0,0)), and from there, we investigate at what y-value (value on the vertical y-axis) a line that follows the vertical grid passing through x = -2, intercepts the graph of the function.
That is pictured with a red dot in the attached image. Notice that the y-value at which such intersection occurs is y = 2.
Therefore f(-2) = 2
