Brianna used two congruent parallelograms and a square to create the figure shown.
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Answer:
Size of |E n B| = 2
Size of |B| = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>I'll assume both die are 6 sides</em>
Given
Blue die and Red Die
Required
Sizes of sets
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The question stated the following;
B = Event that blue die comes up with 6
E = Event that both dice come even
So first; we'll list out the sample space of both events
Calculating the size of |E n B|
<em>The size = 3 because it contains 3 possible outcomes</em>
Calculating the size of |B|
<em>The size = 1 because it contains 1 possible outcome</em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's put the data as below:
n1=15 x1=2.8 s1=1.6 and s1²=2.56
n2=19 x2=2.4 s2=1.7 and s2²=2.89
alpha= 0.05
To test the hypothesis:
H0= There is no sufficient evidence that low income household have fewer children
H1=There is sufficient evidence that low income household have fewer children
Assume that population variances are equal.
the t-static for two samples,
~t with min (n1-1,n2-1)df
The pooled variance estimate Sp equals:
Sp²=2.7456
Sp=1.65699
Degrees of freedom=n1+n2-2=32
Under null hypothesis:
The critical value ttab=2.0369 for alpha=0.05
So we reject our null hypothesis H0
So there is sufficient evidence that low income households have fewer children than high income households