Sample size, n = 75
Point estimate, p = 52/75 = 0.693
Z at 99.7% confidence interval ≈ 2.96
Population mean interval = p+/- Z*Sqrt [p(1-p)/n]
Substituting;
Population mean interval = 0.693 +/- 2.96*Sqrt [0.693(1-0.693)/75] = 0.693+/-0.158 = (0.535,0.851) or (53.5%,85.1%)
You have 12 ways to select 2 of 6 candy bars.
A. Cost=7(Number of People)+35 or y=7x+35
b. 11x<7x+35
c. Subtract 7x from both sides: 4x<35
d. Divide both sides by 4: x< 8.75 people. This means that if the number of lunches ordered is 8 or less, Larry's Lunches will be cheaper. However, if the number of lunches ordered is 9 or more, Donna's Deli will be cheaper. Thus, for an order of 10 lunches, Donna's Deli would charge less.
Answer:
Use the midpoint formula
Step-by-step explanation:
(-6 + 0 ) ÷ 2 , (-3 + 3) ÷ 2
M = ( -3 , 0) which lies on the x axis
Answer:
a = 24
r = 1/2
<h3>8th term = ar^(n-1)</h3><h3> = 24. (1/2)^-1/2</h3>
