Mrs. Miller claims that 10% of the marbles in the jar are purple. Do the students have statistically significant evidence that t
he true proportion of purple marbles in the jar is greater than 10%? Use the sampling distribution to help answer the question.
1 answer:
Answer: C: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
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(3, 13) <span>pair - solution because when x=3 y = 5(3)-2 = 13</span>
$0.25 = 5 bottles
Divide both sides by 5:
$0.05 = 1 bottle
Last week: $12.75
12.75 = 0.05b where b represents bottles
Divide all by 0.05 to get b alone:
255 = b
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-53 subtract -37 = -16
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Answer: k=9
reasoning: just plug in 1 for x and 1 for y
