The solutions to the questions are given below
a)
sample(n) word length sample mean
1 5,4,4,2 3.75
2 3,2,3,6 3.5
3 5,6,3,3 4.25
b)R =0.75
c)
- The mean of the sample means will tend to be a better estimate than a single sample mean.
- The closer the range of the sample means is to 0, the more confident they can be in their estimate.
<h3>What is the students are going to use the sample means to estimate the mean word length in the book.?</h3>
The table below shows sample means in the table.
sample(n) word length sample mean
1 5,4,4,2 3.75
2 3,2,3,6 3.5
3 5,6,3,3 4.25
b)
Generally, the equation for is mathematically given as
variation in the sample means
R =maximum -minimum
R=4.25-3.5
R =0.75
c)
In conclusion, In most cases, the mean of many samples will provide a more accurate estimate than the mean of a single sample.
They may have a higher level of confidence in their estimate if the range of the sample means is closer to 0 than it is now.
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Answer:
simple. d=3
Step-by-step explanation:
2d+2=8
subtract 2 from both sides:
2d=6
divide 2 from both sides:
d=3
The method of computing that would result in a greater finance charge is a. the daily balance method will have a finance charge $1.02 greater than the adjusted balance method.
<h3>What is the Adjusted Balance Method?</h3>
This refers to the method of accounting that makes use of the owed amount of money at the end of a billing cycle to make its computation on an account after the credits are calculated.
Hence, we can see that when comparing the adjusted balance method to the daily balance method that calculates the interest charges at the end of the day, the daily balance method would have a higher finance charge.
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Vertical angles are non-adjacent angles that directly intersect to form each other
* hope that’s correct!
The answers is A x=4.5y because for whatever y is you multiply it by 4.5 and it gives you your x. Trust me. They all match too; I checked.
