Answer: $8.75 for 250 vitamins.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how much each vitamin costs we can divide $5.25 by 150.
5.25/150 = 0.035. So each vitamin is equal to $0.035.
We can then multiply the cost of 1 vitamin by 250.
0.035 x 250 = 8.75 or $8.75.
We can also make an equation for this problem. Let the total cost be equal to y and each vitamin equal to x.
y = 0.035x
So the equation above states that the total cost, y, is the amount of vitamins that are bought.
Considering that we have the standard deviation for the sample, the t-distribution will be used, and the critical value is t = 2.6682.
<h3>When should the t-distribution and the z-distribution be used?</h3>
- If we have the standard deviation for the sample, the t-distribution should be used.
- If we have the standard deviation for the population, the z-distribution should be used.
In this problem, σ is not known, hence we get the standard deviation of the sample from the histogram and the t-distribution is used.
Using a t-distribution calculator, considering a <em>confidence level of 99%</em> and 56 - 1 = <em>55 df</em>, the critical value is t = 2.6682.
More can be learned about the t-distribution at brainly.com/question/16162795
Answer:
0.209205
Step-by-step explanation:
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