Answer: Hello!
In a normal distribution, between the mean and the mean plus the standar deviation, there is a 34.1% of the data set, between the mean plus the standar deviation, and the mean between two times the standard deviation, there is a 16.2% of the data set, and so on.
If our mean is 16 inches, and the measure is 26 inches, then the difference is 10 inches between them.
a) if the standar deviation is 2 inches, then you are 10/2 = 5 standar deviations from the mean.
b) yes, is really far away from the mean, in a normal distribution a displacement of 5 standar deviations has a very small probability.
c) Now the standar deviation is 7, so now 26 is in the range between 1 standar deviation and 2 standar deviations away from the mean.
Then this you have a 16% of the data, then in this case, 26 inches is not far away from the mean.
Answer:
Johnny is wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
Johnny is wrong.
A better definition would be: 
is the set of all elements that belong to at least one A or B.
So, the elements that belong to both A and B, like c and d in this exercise, also belong to .
So:
Given:
Replace f(x) by f(x - h).
To find:
The effect on the graph of replacing f(x) by f(x - h).
Solution:
Horizontal shift is defined as:
If the graph f(x) shifts h units left, then f(x+h).
If the graph f(x) shifts h units right, then f(x-h).
Where, h is a constant that represents the horizontal shift.
In the given problem f(x) is replaced by f(x - h) and we need to find the effect on the graph.
Here, we have x-h in place of x.
Therefore, the graph of f(x) shifts h units right to get the graph of f(x-h).
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
