2/3(4/3)= 8/9
Jovan ran 8/9 of a mile in a full hour.
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#4) 1/6
#5) 1/2
#6) 4/15
#7) 8/15
#8) 11/15
#9) 12
#10) 15
#11) 112
Explanation
#4) There is one section marked 5 out of 6 sections.
#5) There are three odd-numbered sections out of 6 sections.
#6) 2 blue were tossed 4 times out of 15 tosses.
#7) 1 blue and 1 pink were tossed 8 ties out of 15 tosses.
#8) All blue was tossed 4 times out of 15; this means that all blue was not tossed 15-4=11 times out of 15.
#9) There are 4 choices for location and 3 choices for transportation; 4(3) = 12.
#10) There are 3 choices for level and 5 choices for character; 3(5) = 15.
#11) Since 30% are rock, 100%-30% = 70% are not rock. 70% = 70/100 = 0.7; 0.7*160 = 112.
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Answer:
72 +13n = 163
7 nights
Step-by-step explanation:
At 13 pages per night, Mario will read 13n pages in n nights. That plus the pages already read will total 163:
equation: 13n +72 = 163
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To solve this, we can subtract 72, then divide by the coefficient of n.
13n = 91 . . . . . . subtract 72 from both sides
n = 7 . . . . . . . . divide both sides by n
Mario read 7 nights.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Males proportion 
Females proportion 

(one tailed test for comparison of proportions)
Test statistic = 
=-1.3641
Here p= combined proportion = 
p value = 0.0869
Since p >0.05, accept null hypothesis.
The evidence does not suggest a higher proportion of females are annoyed by this behavior
Answer:
Option D is the correct answer - Estimation is best defined as a process of inferring the values of unknown samples statistics from those of known population parameters
Step-by-step explanation:
Estimation involves the usage of the value of a statistic derived from a sample to estimate the value of a corresponding population parameter.
The sample provides information that can be extended, through several formal or informal processes, to determine a range most suitable to describe the missing information.
An estimate that turns out to be incorrect would either be termed as over-estimation or under-estimation. If the estimate exceeds the actual result, it is termed as an over-estimation, and as an under-estimation, if the estimate came short of the actual result.
Thus, option D is correct.