2⃣, -4⃣ = x; no radical necessary.
Answer:
a) x = 1225.68
b) x = 1081.76
c) 1109.28 < x < 1198.72
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- Th random variable X for steer weight follows a normal distribution:
X~ N( 1154 , 86 )
Find:
a) the highest 10% of the weights?
b) the lowest 20% of the weights?
c) the middle 40% of the weights?
Solution:
a)
We will compute the corresponding Z-value for highest cut off 10%:
Z @ 0.10 = 1.28
Z = (x-u) / sd
Where,
u: Mean of the distribution.
s.d: Standard deviation of the distribution.
1.28 = (x - 1154) / 86
x = 1.28*86 + 1154
x = 1225.68
b)
We will compute the corresponding Z-value for lowest cut off 20%:
-Z @ 0.20 = -0.84
Z = (x-u) / sd
-0.84 = (x - 1154) / 86
x = -0.84*86 + 1154
x = 1081.76
c)
We will compute the corresponding Z-value for middle cut off 40%:
Z @ 0.3 = -0.52
Z @ 0.7 = 0.52
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-.52*86 + 1154 < x < 0.52*86 + 1154
1109.28 < x < 1198.72
Answer:
$110
Step-by-step explanation:
So first you have to do 15*4. We get the 4 from the admission fees and the 15 from the number of dances they attend. From this answer we can see the total of money they will be paying for admission for the 15 dances.
15*4=$60
However, our answer isn't just $50 as we are also told membership costs $50. So no we add $50 to $60, which gives us an answer of $110, which is the amount the member will pay if they attend 15 dances during the school year.
The point ends up being ( 1, -1) and if you're graphing it you would put a dot on 1 and -1 on your graph and put a line connecting them (hope this helps)
