$65 if you include the $20 he already had in his account
Answer:
a) There is outlier (lower category), but this outlier seem certain to be due to an error.
b) There is outlier (upper category), this outlier seem certain to be conceivably correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The outlier in the rock weight is certain to be due to an error. As shown, the rock was weighed five time to ascertain the actual weight or perhaps to known the mean weight. <em>Thus, having a value 4.91 can not be true. It can only be due to an error of recording the values.</em> It suppose to be recorded as 49.1.
b) Since this was a sample of annual income of five different families, it quite possible that a particular family annual income is $1, 200, 000. Hence, we cannot regard this outlier an error, rather conceivably true.
See attached for the box plot of the two data sets.
The answer is
<span>C) The expected value is $100,000, so the company should build the mousetrap. </span>
Answer: 1 1/2, 3/2, or 1.5
Step-by-step explanation: Convert expression into unproper fractions, 13/6, and 9/2. Then by changing 13/6 into a denominator with 2, you multiply and it equals 1 1/2.