166 people could have 3
You would need 334 more for the rest to be able to have 3
Hope I could help you
Tickets cost $0.75t. Kendall bought 18 tickets, so you can substitute 18 for the variable t because it stands for the amount of tickets bought.
$0.75(18) = $13.50
Kendall spent a total of $33.50, so that means she spent $13.50 on tickets and the rest she spent on admission, so 33.50 - 13.50 = 20; she spent $20.00 on admission.
(a) The variable are t, amount of tickets bought, and a, admission price.
(b) The linear equation for anyone who only pays for festival admission and rides would look like: 0.75t + a.
(c) I made the linear equation 0.75t + a because first you would have to pay the admission fee (a), and then you would pay for EACH ticket (t). So t would be the changing variable depending on how many tickets a person would choose to buy.
Answer:
π =14 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
circumference of a circle =616 cm
pie(π)=22/7
circumference of a circle=πr^2
616=22/7 *r^2
616*7/22 =r^2
4312/22 =r^2
196=r^2
=r
14 =r
By formula we know that:
z (x) = (x - m) / [sd / sqrt (n)]
where x is the value we want to know (6.7), m is the mean (5), sd is the standard deviation (7.1) and n is the sample size (29).
Replacing we have:
z (6.7) = (6.7 - 5) / [7.1 / sqrt (29)]
z = 1.289
If we look in the normal distribution table (attached), we have that the probability is 0.8997, therefore:
1 - 0.8897 = 0.1003
So the conditional probability of a herd sample earning at least 6.7 pounds per steer is 10.03%.
Now the hypothesis tells me:
m> 5
The probability is somewhat low, therefore, the most correct thing is to reject the hypothesis even though it is a fact that can occur.