What is the value of x in the equation 5 x - y 5x - y = 30, when y = 15?
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Answer:
p value = 0.03514
Step-by-step explanation:
Hypotheses would be
(left tailed test at 10% level of significance)
Here p stands for the sample proportion of mothers smoked more than 21 cigarettes during their pregnancy.
Sample size =130
persons who smoked = 2
Sample proportion =
Assuming H0 to be true
Std error=
p difference = -0.0346
Test statistic z=-1.81
p value = 0.03514
Since p is less than 0.10, significance level, we reject H0
Cost of walnuts = 45 cents per pound
Weight of walnuts in mixture = x pounds
So, total cost of walnuts in the mixture = 45x
This gives the cost in cents. The cost in dollars will be = 0.45x
Cost of pecans = 60 cents per pound
Since total weight of the mixture is 90 pounds. The weight of pecans in the mixture will be (90 - x) pounds.
So, total cost of pecans in the mixture will be = 60 (90 - x)
This gives the cost in cents, the cost in dollars will be = 0.6 (90 - x)
x pounds of walunts and (90-x) pounds of pecans are mixed to produce a mixture to sell at 55 cents per pound. So,we can set up the equation for this case as:
Cost of Walnuts + Cost of Pecans = Cost of Mixture
Using this equation, we can find the weight of walnuts, using x we can also find the weight of pecans. From weights we can then calculate the cost of walnuts and pecans used in the mixture.
Weight of walnuts in mixture = x pounds
So, total cost of walnuts in the mixture = 45x
This gives the cost in cents. The cost in dollars will be = 0.45x
Cost of pecans = 60 cents per pound
Since total weight of the mixture is 90 pounds. The weight of pecans in the mixture will be (90 - x) pounds.
So, total cost of pecans in the mixture will be = 60 (90 - x)
This gives the cost in cents, the cost in dollars will be = 0.6 (90 - x)
x pounds of walunts and (90-x) pounds of pecans are mixed to produce a mixture to sell at 55 cents per pound. So,we can set up the equation for this case as:
Cost of Walnuts + Cost of Pecans = Cost of Mixture
Using this equation, we can find the weight of walnuts, using x we can also find the weight of pecans. From weights we can then calculate the cost of walnuts and pecans used in the mixture.