Answer: (You have to do a tiny bit of work, but im practically giving you the answer)
Step-by-step explanation: We’re trying to find out how many gallons of gas it takes to drive 1 mile.
1. So, 8 divided by 272= 0.02941176
2. Simplify 0.02941176 and you have your answer!
Answer:
* The mean (a measure of central tendency) weight value is the average of the weights of all pennies in the study.
* The standard deviation (a measure of variability or dispersion) describes the lowest and highest any individual penny weight can be. Subtracting 0.02g from the mean, you get the lowest penny weight in the group.
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that a penny is a money unit. It is created/produced, just like any other commodity. As a matter of fact, almost all types of money or currency are manufactured; with different materials ranging from paper to solid metals.
A group of pennies made in a certain year are weighed. The variable of interest here is weight of a penny.
The mean weight of all selected pennies is approximately 2.5grams.
The standard deviation of this mean value is 0.02grams.
In this context,
* The mean (a measure of central tendency) weight value is the average of the weights of all pennies in the study.
* The standard deviation (a measure of variability or dispersion) describes the lowest and highest any individual penny weight can be. Subtracting 0.02g from the mean, you get the lowest penny weight in the group.
Likewise, adding 0.02g to the mean, you get the highest penny weight in the group.
Hence, the weight of each penny in this study, falls within
[2.48grams - 2.52grams]
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percent increase = (new -original)/original
= (1200-550)/550
650/550
=1 100/550
1 2/11
1.181818
118.18 percent
to the nearest whole number
118 %
Answer:
5(1248 lb/horse + t lb) ≤ 8000 lb
Step-by-step explanation:
One way to do this is to find the average weight of the 5 horses:
It is:
6,240 lb
---------------- = 1248 lb/horse
5 horses
and to this, for each horse, we must add t lbs tack.
Thus, 5(1248 lb/horse + t lb) ≤ 8000 lb
would be an appropriate inequality.
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