What we can say with a good deal of certainty is that our sample is biased towards the higher spectrum and that the real value of the mean for our population is lower than the obtained value of our sample. If this is true, we should expect for the standard deviation to be higher than in the population.
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To find x, you would need to use the inverse of subtraction (addition) and inverse of division (multiplication), since you'd need to isolate x to one side of the equation to set x equal to a number.
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All u do is put 9.79 multiplied by .07 and it gives you 0.6853 so its .68 or .69 cents if u round
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B. 3.6
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I have no idea if this is right but my logic is 3.6 - 3.6 = 0
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24 units squared
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