Step-by-step explanation:
To do this equation, we could put it in terms of algebra, lets say the large chocolate bars are represented by L and the small bars by S
April
4S + 6L = $16.50
Bill
4S + 3L = $11.25
Looking at this, we can see that the difference between the two purchases is that Bill bought three less large chocolate bars, this means the difference in total cost equals three large chocolate bars. Using this knowledge.
$16.50 minus $11.25 = $5.25
$5.25 = Three Large Bars
Divide this by three to get the cost of one large bar.
$1.75 is the cost of one single large bar.
Answer: greater than 10 & less than 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The answer is "Type 1 error".
Step-by-step explanation:
The error of type I, frequently known as a 'false positive': its error in judgment that perhaps a null hypothesis is simply rejected. This is the mistake of accepting a possible (actual interest hypothesis) hypothesis whenever the results could be attributed to chance since the researchers deny, if valid, the null hypothesis.
Use the distributive property to eliminate parentheses.
.. y +4 +3y +6
Associate like terms.
.. (y +3y) +(4 +6)
Combine like terms.
.. 4y +10
18/2 = 9 Miles per hour for running
60/3 = 20 Miles per hour for biking
