What irrational number is in between 9.6 and 9.7, please help me Mr. Aizawa is gonna kill me if i don't get my "easy" homework f
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Answer:
(a) The equation is .
(b) Trey gets approximately $8.29 for each hour of work.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Number of hours Trey works = 7
Amount of money he put aside for mom = $2
Total Amount he keeps each day = $56
We need to find the amount he gets for each hour.
Let 'h' represent the amount (in dollars) Trey gets paid each hour.
Solving for part (a).
We need to write the equation to find the amount he gets paid for each hour.
Now we can say that;
Total Amount he keeps each day is equal to Number of hours Trey works multiplied by the amount he gets paid for each hour minus Amount of money he put aside for mom.
framing in equation form we get;
Hence the equation is .
Solving for part (b).
we need to solve the above equation to find the amount he gets paid for each hour.
On solving the equation we get;
Adding both side by 2 we get
Now Dividing both side by 7 using Division Property we get;
Hence Trey gets approximately $8.29 for each hour of work.
Answer:
The calculation in step 3 is wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
1) The mean of a dataset is given by the sum of the values of the dataset divided by the number of values.
In this problem, the dataset is
35, 16, 23, 42, 19
And the number of data is
N = 5
So the mean is
So, step 1 is correct.
2)
The absolute deviation of a value in the dataset is the absolute value of its difference from the mean value:
Since here the mean value is
Then for each of the values in this dataset, we have:
So calculations in step 2 are also correct.
3)
The mean absolute deviation is given by the sum of the absolute deviations for each data divided by the number of values in the dataset.
Therefore in this problem, it is:
While the result reported by Dora is 9.5: therefore, this step is not correct.