Answer:
i use the two sided t-test.
Step-by-step explanation:
it would be nearly impossible to ascertain with certain the proposition above but we would rather guess using the parameters that were available at the time.
generally in statistics, we use a two sided t-test when an area of a distribution is two-sided and tests whether a particular given sample in question is greater than or less than a exact range of values.
the two sided t-test is mostly used in null-hypothesis testing and testing for statistical significance.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Your friend has a head start of (2 h)×(8 mi/h) = 16 mi.
When you leave, you gain on your friend at the rate of 40 mph - 8 mph = 32 mph. So, it will take ...
(16 mi)/(32 mi/h) = 1/2 h
for you to reduce the distance between you to zero.
In that 1/2 hour, you have traveled ...
(1/2 h)×(40 mi/h) = 20 mi
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This is the same distance your friend has traveled in 2.5 hours at 8 mi/h.
(2/7)^2 x (7/9)^2
((2^2)/(7^2)) x ((7^2)/(9^2))
(4/49) x (49/81)
*Cross multiply*
(4/81)
Answer:
0.5
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