Answer:
95% Confidence interval: (14.4537 ,15.1463)
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
Population mean, μ = 15 feet
Sample mean,
= 14.8 feet
Sample size, n = 16
Alpha, α = 0.05
Sample standard deviation, σ = 0.65 feet
Degree of freedom = n - 1 = 15
95% Confidence interval:
Putting the values, we get,
is the required confidence interval for the true mean length of rods.
Answer:
1 1/3 in 4 equal parts: okay so.. 1/3 x 4 = 1 1/3 so therefore,
Step-by-step explanation:
to break it into 4 equal parts, you need to do as such (you can draw thic pic if u want) (i hope you can read this i have <u><em>terrible</em></u> handwriting)
Answer:
k=8
Step-by-step explanation:
2k+5=21 (-5 on both sides to get rid of +5)
2k=16 (divide by 2 to get rid of that 2 in front of K)
k=8
Answer:
a) 4.392317 mt
b) 9 seconds
c) 
Step-by-step explanation:
We have

where t is given in seconds and t in meters.
<em>a)How far has the point traveled 21 seconds after it started moving?</em>
By replacing t=21 in our equation we get

<em>b)If the point has traveled 3.16993 meters, how many seconds have elapsed since it started moving?</em>
We need to find a t such that f(t) =3.16993.
This can be accomplished by using the definition of 

<em>c)Write a function
that determines the number of seconds that have elapsed since the particle started moving in terms of the distance (in meters) the particle has traveled.</em>
is given by the definition of log

The length in standard notation is 2.17 + 8 = 10.17 ft
<h3>How to write in standard notation? </h3>
A standard notation is a form of writing a given number, an equation, or an expression in a form that follows certain rules.
For example 9.5 billions years can be represented as follows;
9,500,000,000 years.
Therefore, let's write 8 ft and 26 inches in standard form.
12 inches = 1 ft
26 inches = ?
cross multiply
length(ft) = 26 / 12
length(ft) = 2.16666666667
length(ft) = 2.17 ft
Therefore, the length in standard notation is 2.17 + 8 = 10.17 ft
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