Answer:
Goodness of fit
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The theoretical probabilities
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The type of test to be use
From the question, we understand that you are to test if the die is loaded or not using the given theoretical probabilities.
This test can be carried out using goodness of fit test because the goodness of fit is basically used to check the possibility of getting the outcome variable from a distribution. In this case, the outcome of the variables are the given theoretical probabilities.
In a nutshell, the goodness fit of test determines if the given data (in this case, the theoretical probabilities) is a reflection of what to expect in the original population.
g(x)=√(x+1)
Let's plug 10 in for x
g(10) = √(10+1)
Simplify the exponents
g(10) = √(11)
This is the exact form but it can also be expressed as a decimal.
√(11) = 3.31662479
You can simplify as needed
Answer:
the angles which occupy the same relative position at each intersection where a straight line crosses two others. If the two lines are parallel, the corresponding angles are equal
Step-by-step explanation:
Just do what i put up there
Answer: Ksh 6144
Step-by-step explanation:
On Thursday, a fruit vendor bought 1948 oranges on a Thursday and sold 750. The number of oranges left will be: = 1948 - 750 = 1198
On n Friday, he sold 240 more oranges than on Thursday. This means the number of oranges sold is: = 240 + 750 = 990.
The number for f oranges left will then be: = 1198 - 990 = 208
On Saturday, he bought 560 more
oranges, the total oranges that the vendor has now will be:
= 208 + 560 = 768
Since sold all the oranges he had at a price of Ksh. 8 each, the amount if money made will be:
= Ksh 8 × 768
= Ksh 6144
The vendor made Ksh 6144
Let us manually add the given numbers.
450
790
123
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1363
Therefore we see that the correct answer 1363 which is far
from what Jill got which is only 1163.
Therefore the answer is No, the sum should be 1363 (closer
to 1400).
