Answer: 278.30 pounds (if the gasoline does not contain ethanol)
317.12 pounds (if the gasoline does contain ethanol)
Step-by-step explanation:
If the truck averages 12 miles per gallon, then in 170 miles it consumes:
170mi/12mi = 14.17 gallons.
We know that for one gallon consumed, the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere is 19.64 pounds. (assuming it does not contain ethanol)
Then for 14.17 gallons consumed, we have a emission of:
14.17*19.64 pounds = 278.30 pounds
I the gasoline contains ethanlol, for a gallon the emiision is around 22.38 pounds.
In this case the total emission is:
14.17*22.38 pounds = 317.12 pounds
What is the binomial raised to? you can’t do this problem without it
Answer:
1.66
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculation to find the standard deviation for the random variable X of the number of students who work full time in samples of size
Using this formula
Standard deviation(X)=√np(1−p)
Where,
n represent the number of students=16
p represent the percentage of all students who work full time=22
Let plug in the formula
Standard deviation(X)=√16(0.22)(1−0.22)
Standard deviation(X)=√(3.52)(0.78)
Standard deviation(X)=√2.7456
Standard deviation(X)=1.656
Standard deviation(X)=1.66 (Approximately)
Therefore the standard deviation for the number of students who work full time in samples of size 16 will be 1.66
Answer:
The answer is "Option a, Option b, and Option d".
Step-by-step explanation:
In the given question it is used to stratifying the sampling if the population of this scenario it flights takes off when it is divided via some strata.
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In option a, In this case, it stratified the sampling, as the population of planes taking off has been divided into the days of the week.
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In option b, It also used as the case of stratified sampling.
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In options c, it is systematic sampling, that's why it is wrong.
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In option d, It is an example of stratifying the sampling.
Answer:
x = 27
Step-by-step explanation:
