We first determine the z-scores for the given x-values of 64 and 96.
For x = 64: z = (64 - 80) / 8 = -2
For x = 96: z = (96 - 80) / 8 = 2
Therefore we find the probability that -2 < z < 2, which is around 0.95. Therefore, out of 100 students, approximately 100(0.95) = 95 students will weigh between 64 and 96 pounds.
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The answer to your question is 1 7/12
Step-by-step explanation:
So, x=width and the width=13+L. The formula for perimeter is 2(L)+2(W) and the total perimeter in this question is 62 feet. That means 2(L)+2(13+L)=62 feet. Solve for L and that's going to be your length. Add the length plus 13 and you'll have the width. Double check the equation by plugging the width and length back into the equation. (Does that help?)
Answer:
The Susana swam the fastest.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Speed</u> : It is defined as the distance traveled per unit time.
<u>Formula used</u> : 
First we have to determine speed of the following persons.
<u>For Tawni :</u>
Distance = 50 m
Time = 40.8 s
1.225 m/s which is the speed of Tawni.
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<u>For Pepita :</u>
Distance = 100 m
Time = 60.2 s
1.661 m/s which is the speed of Pepita
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<u>For Susana :</u>
Distance = 200 m
Time = 112.4 s
1.779 m/s which is the speed of Susana
From this we conclude that, in this problem meter affects the response and the speed of Susana is more than the Pepita and Tawani.
Thus, Susana swam the fastest.