Answer:
Option D
Step-by-step explanation:
A reporter collects a random sample of 50 runners from all the runners who finished the Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run in 2009 and constructs a 99% confidence interval for the true mean finish time to be (86.05, 99.38) minutes.
Assuming the reporter performed the calculations correctly, which of the following statements are appropriate interpretations of this confidence interval?
We can expect that 99% of confidence intervals created using the same method the reporter used will contain the true mean run time for runners of this race.
First you subtract 1/3 from both sides, that leaves you with 5/12, then you multiply the reciprocal of 1/2 by both sides, which is 2, which gives you 5/6. Therefore, K>5/6
Answer:
In the first step, there is an issue when distributing the -3 to the terms inside of the parentheses. When multiplying the -3 to the -5, you would get an answer of +15, not -15.
The full correct process is:
(4m + 9) - 3(2m - 5) = 4m + 9 - 6m + 15
= 4m - 6m + 9 + 15
= -2m + 24
A) The probability that there are no boys in the car is given by:
