Answer:
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = 2960 ft³
Step-by-step explanation:
Since both trailers are always full,
Total volume in one 30 feet trailer shipment = 8 × 10 × 30 = 2400 ft³
Total volume in one 40 feet trailer shipment = 8 × 10 × 40 = 3200 ft³
Assuming a basis of 10 shipments, 3 shipments are done using the 2400 ft³ trailer and 7 shipments are done using the 3200 ft³ trailer.
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = total volume shipped/number of shipments
Total volume shipped = (3 × 2400) + (7 × 3200) = 7200 + 22400 = 29600 ft³
Number of shipment in the basis used = 10
Mean volume shipped per trailer load = 29600/10 = 2960 ft³
Answer:
The sample size is 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Null hypothesis: The mean is 2
Alternate hypothesis: The mean is less than 2
Mean = 3
sd = sqrt(variance) = sqrt(4) = 2
At 95% confidence level, t-value is 1.960
Assuming the lower bound of the mean is 1.04
Lower bound = mean - (t×sd/√n)
1.04 = 3 - (1.96×2/√n)
3.92/√n = 3 - 1.04
3.92/√n = 1.96
√n = 3.92/1.96
√n = 2
n = 2^2
n = 4
Answer:
I got 3and3/20....Hope that helps
Answer:
9 x L = 54
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the area formula is W x L, and we know the W equals 9, it's kinda obvious that:
W x L = A
9m x L = 54m²
L = 6m
