its definitely -2.5........
If a variable is binomially distributed with n trials and a success probability of p, then the mean = np, variance = np(1–p) and standard deviation = square root of variance.
In this case, n = 1200, p = 0.35. So, mean = (1200)(0.35) = 420,
variance = (1200)(0.35)(1–0.35) = 273,
standard deviation = square root of variance = √273 = 16.52.
6*7=42
It’s the answer I guess.
Answer:
Nope! these ratios do not form a proportion
Step-by-step explanation:
if you use a calculator to divide 10/9, you get 1.111 repeating.
if you use a calculator to divide 17/15, you get 1.133 repeating.
<em>since 1.111 does not equal 1.113, </em><em>these ratios are not proportional. </em>
