SOLUTION
From the given data the mean is 62 and standard deviation is 4
It is required to find the probability that a data value is between 57 and 62
That is:

The z scores is calculated using:

Using the x values it follows:

Also,

Thus the required probability is:
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Therefore the correct option is C
Here is the correct order of the step:
Identify: Anna's time is the unknown
Strategize : let x = Anna's time
Set up : 7(40) = x(50)
Solve: x = 5.6
Check: 7(40) = 5.6(50)
<h3>What is Anna's time?</h3>
The first step is to determine the distance Allen travelled:
Distance = average speed x time
40 x 7 = 280 miles
The second step is to determine the time it took Anna to travel 280 miles.
Time = distance / average speed
280 / 50 = 5.6 hours
To learn more about average speed, please check: brainly.com/question/21734785
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Answer:
A. 400*45.2=400*45+400*0.2=18000+80=18080
B. 14.9*100=15*100-0.1*100=1500-1=1490
C. 76.2*200=76*200+0.2*200=15200+4=15204
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
True.
Step-by-step explanation:
That is exactly what a perimeter is. Hope this helps
So, to solve the questions on your paper, you need to first have all of the bottom numbers on the fractions similar numbers. So if you have the numbers 1/4 and 4/8, you need to get them to both be the same number. Therefore, 1/4 should become 2/8, because you doubled the bottom number (you also then need to do the same to the top number). You don't need to change 4/8, because it's bottom number is already 8. Then, you can take 4/8 and 1/8 and add them. To add them, you just add the top numbers. The top numbers make 5, so then you add the denominator, and make the number 5/8. Since you can't simplify 5/8, just keep it. But if it was 4/8, you could simplify it to 1/2. You can do all of this same to all of the numbers on your paper. :D If you are subtracting, subtract only the top numbers, but if you need to multiply or divide, multiply/divide both numerator AND denominator. :D I hope I helped! If I didn't, please tell me, or just delete my answer. :D