Answer: the normal curve can be used as an approximation to the binomial probability considering the following condition: when the sample is large, in this case n=112
Step-by-step explanation:
for a binomial experiment to be approximated to normal distribution, the following conditions must be present:
i. sample size must be large, in this case sample size is 112
ii. the mean must be equal to np,where n is sample size and p is probability of success
iii. the standard deviation must be equal to npq,where q is the probability of failure
Hi there!
Since ST is a tangent to the circle, we can use the relationship: tangent squared = external secant segment x entire secant segment.
WORK:
(I will be using x in place of ST)
x^2 = 7(23 + 7)
x^2 = 7(30)
x^2 = 210
x = squareroot(210) or approximately 14.5 inches
Hope this helps!! :)
That would be 0.14 after rounding up from 0.1379
Y=2/3x+2/3 bc slope is 2/3 and 4-2/4-1=2/3
Answer:
All of the values in the data are used in calculating the mean.
The sum of the deviations is zero.
There is only one mean for a set of data.
Step-by-step explanation:
Required
True statement about arithmetic mean
(a) False
The mean can be equal to, greater than or less than the median
(b) True
The arithmetic mean is the summation of all data divided by the number of data; hence, all values are included.
(c) True
All mean literally represent the distance of each value from the average; so, when each value used in calculating the mean is subtracted from the calculated mean, then the end result is 0. i.e.
(d) True
The mean value of a distribution is always 1 value. When more values are added to the existing values or some values are removed from the existing values, the mean value will change.
(e) False
Nominal data are not numerical or quantitative data; hence, the mean cannot be calculated.