Answer:
Count how many times the numerator goes over the denominator.
11/3 = 3 2/3
Answer:
n = 22
Step-by-step explanation:
Using
n = p(1-p)(Zc/E)²
From table E = 0.2 while p= 0.37
So substituting
We have n= 22.4
Thats a sample size of approximately 22
Since 3=30/10, (30+1)/10=31/10. 31s/10=(30+1)/5 ( we get 30 because 5*6=30) = 31/5. Multiplying both sides by 10, we get 31s=62 (since 5 is a factor of 10, we can do 10/5 =2 and multiply 2 by 31). Dividing both sides by 31, we get s =2
Start at (0,0) go to the right 5 spaces then go up 4 spaces. put a point where you end up
