Answer:
And we can assume a normal distribution and then we can solve the problem with the z score formula given by:
And replacing we got:
We can find the probability of interest using the normal standard table and with the following difference:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let X the random variable who represent the expense and we assume the following parameters:
And for this case we want to find the percent of his expense between 38.6 and 57.8 so we want this probability:
And we can assume a normal distribution and then we can solve the problem with the z score formula given by:
And replacing we got:
We can find the probability of interest using the normal standard table and with the following difference:
Answer: x < 3 or x ≥ 11
(-∞, 3) or [11, ∞)
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract 4 from each side
2x < 6 . or . 3x ≥ 33
x < 3 or x ≥ 11
make sure you have an OPEN DOT at 3 pointing to negative infinity and a CLOSED DOT at 11 pointing to positive infinity.
P/9 = 90
Multiply 9 to 90 to isolate the variable.
P = 9 x 90
P = 810
The answer is 15 ur welcome haha
Answer:
Lower bound=$2.15×10
Upper bound=$2.25×10
Step-by-step explanation:
A milloniare estimates her wealth to be $2.2×10 to the nearst million dollars.
In other words, his worth is $22 to the nearst million dollars.
To find the lower bound of the millionaire's wealth, we divide the level of precision by 2 and subtract from the millionaire's wealth.
Lower bound= 22-0.5=21.5 million dollars.
To find the upper upper bound, we add half of the level of precision to her estimate.
Upper bound =22+0.5=22.5 million dollars
