Answer:
a) b) the standard deviation and the mean is affected by the conversion factor as well
c) the mean is displaced by b units
Step-by-step explanation:
for a new variable
Y=a*X , where a= constant (conversion factor= 1 kg/2.2 pounds)
then
p(y)= p(a*X) = p(X)
a) mean =μ=E(Y)= ∑ a*X*p(y) = a ∑ X*p(x) = a* E(X)
mean =μ=a*μₓ
b) σ² = ∑ (Y-μ)²* p(y) = ∑ (a*X-a μₓ)²* p(y) = a²*∑ (X-μₓ)²* p(x) = a²*σₓ²
then
standard deviation = σ= √σ²=√(a²*σₓ²) = a*σₓ
standard deviation = σ= a*σₓ
then the standard deviation and the mean is affected by the conversion factor as well
c) nevertheless for a displacement b
Y₂=X + b (b= constant= 50 gr)
p(Y₂)= p(X + b) = p(X)
then
mean =μ=∑ (X-b)*p(y)=∑ X*p(x)- b ∑ p(x) = E(X) -
mean =μ=μₓ - b
then the mean is displaced by b units
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Answer:
1. KLP + PLM = 180 degrees (straight line)
2. 3x + angle PLM = 180 degrees
3. angle PLM = 180 - 3x
4. PMN = P + PLM (Exterior angle)
5. 2x + 72 = x + 180 - 3x
6. x = 27
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Notice that angle KLP + angle PLM is a straight line, so KLP + PLM = 180 degrees (straight line)
2. angle KLP = 3x, so
3x + angle PLM = 180 degrees
3. angle PLM = 180 - 3x
4. PMN = P + PLM (Exterior angle)
5. 2x + 72 = x + 180 - 3x
6. 5 gives 4x = 108, so x = 27
Answer:
Relationship between temperature at different times of the day during the Winter period in places like Alaska and Minnesota in the USA.
Step-by-step explanation:
An example of a relationship that would have a negative number in the domain or range would be the relationship between the temperature at different times of the day during the snow period in the winter. It's well known that in places like Alaska and Minnesota in the USA, that during the winter when there's very heavy snow, the average temperature is usually below 0°C. The temperature is the dependent variable and is most likely negative in those 2 states and thus the range would have negative numbers.
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