The error that Bryan has done in this inequality is that he included –14 in his solution set.
<h3>How to point out the mistake made</h3>
What Bryan has to do would be to write this inequality in such a way that the variable would appear on the left.
But the symbol that he has chosen does not move in this same direction as the graph.
The -14 should not be inclusive in the graph because it is not a part of the graph solution.
He used the wrong number in this inequality.
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Answer: ty! I hope you do too ✨
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Population mean, μ = 10
Population standard deviation, σ = 1.5
Random variable, x = 11.
By definition, the z-score is
z = (x - μ)/σ
= (11 - 10)/1.5
= 0.667
Answer: 0.667
-3.5(2-3n)-2.5n=-7+10.5n-2.5n
=-7+8n
So the answer is B
