Answer:
The data in statistics is generally supposed to deviate or vary from the mean. Standard deviations of 1, 2, and 3 are commonly used to calculate variability according to the empirical norm. In a normal distribution, we estimate 68 percent, 95 percent, and 98 percent of the data to be within 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean, respectively. This implies that the given percentage of data will lie within an interval of less than or greater than the standard deviation. If the values within a given standard deviation from the mean are standardized, the z value will always be equal to or less than the given standard deviation.
We should look at a program that aims to help people get out of poverty by using the standard deviation principle. The aim of the program is to provide free seeds to poor people who have been suffering from low yields due to the use of local seeds. If we use the definition of one standard deviation of the mean, or 2 and 3, we will favor the majority of people, but we will leave the poorest people in society behind.
Answer:
40m³
Step-by-step explanation:
= 1.709975947
1.709975947 × 2 = 3.419951893
3.419951893³ = 40
12500mlx0.4=5000ml
12500-5000=7500ml
7500ml=7.5L
If Chisaka does not space walks, the days she spend spacewalking are equal to zero. Since <span>S represents the number of days Chisaka spacewalks, we just need to replace </span>

in our inequality to find how long her food will last if she does not spacewalks:



From this calculation we can infer that the coefficient of N, 1.3, is the amount of food she needs per day if she doesn't spacewalks. Similarly the coefficient of S, 2.2, is the amount of food she need per day if she spacewalks.
We can conclude that Chisaka will need 1.3 kg of food if she doesn't spacewalks, and 2.2 kg of food if she spacewalks.