False. If x=-3 and y=-6 and you substitute them into the equation they do not add up
The answer is 12 because I just did the math
Answer:
X= -1
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
making x subject in eq 1
x= (-1-9y)/-14
substituting the value of x in eq 2
17(-1-9y/-14)=7+9y
(-17-153y)/-14=7+9y
-17-153y=-98-126y
-17+98=153y-126y
81=27y
y=3
substituting this value of y in eq 1
-14x=-1-9(3)
-14x=-28
x=2
(x,y) = (2,3)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
sample size n = 55: x bar = 654.16 and s = sample sd = 162.34
Std error = 162.34/sqrt 55 = 21.889
For 95% CI we can use t critical value as population std dev is not known.
df = 54
t critical = 2.004
Margin of error = 2.004 *21.889 = 43.866
Confidence interval lower bound = 654.16-43.866 =610.294
Upper bound = 654.16+43.866=698.026
Confidence interval rounded off at 95% = (610.29, 698.23)
