G(5) = 2(5)-5=5
h(2)=4(2)+5=13
So, g(5)+h(2)=13+5=18.
Answer:
a)
b)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to build appropriate null and alternate hypothesis for the given scenarios.
a) Population mean, μ = $62,500 per year
The market research wants to find whether the mean household income of mall shoppers is higher than that of the general population.
We would use one-tail(right) test to perform this hypothesis.
b) Population mean, μ = 2.6 hours
The company want to know the average time to respond to trouble calls is different or not.
We would use two-tail test to perform this hypothesis.
A toy company needs to profit at least $500 from selling cars and trucks. A car can make a profit $2 while the truck can $3 profit.
let x be the number of cars
let y be the number of truck
If 200 resources for the car per week, we have:
Profit = $2x + $3y
$500 = $2*200 + $3*y
$500 - $400 = $3y
100 = 3y
y =100/3 = 33.33
The number of trucks needs to produce per week is at least 34 pieces.
Lm would be 78 because it is halfway between ab and dc and 98-58=40 and half of 40=20, so 58+20=78 or 98-20=78.