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<em>The distribution of lengths of salmon from a certain river is approximately normal with a standard deviation of 3.5 inches. If 10 percent of salmon are longer than 30 inches, which of the following is closest to the mean of the distribution? 26 inches A 28 inches B 30 inches C 33 inches D 34 inches</em>
Option B is correct. The value that is closest to the mean of the distribution is 30inches.
The formula for calculating the z-score is expressed as:
Given the following parameters
If 10 percent of salmon are longer than 30 inches, then:
Using the z table to get the value corresponding to the mean area 0.1.
- The required z-score will be -1.285
Substitute the resulting parameters into the formula to get the mean of the distribution.
Hence the value that is closest to the mean of the distribution is 30inches.
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Answer:
independent variables : are variables that are self independent
dependent variables: are variables that depend on the independent variables
Explanation:
eg. As the pressure of the room increases its temperature increases
independent variable : the pressure of the room as its not effected by anything else (mentioned in the equation )
dependent variable : Heat of the room as it depends on the increases or decrease in pressure
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The acceleration of the pendulum mass D is; r"_d = [x''(t) + lθ'' cos θ - lθ'² sin θ]i - l[θ'' sin θ - θ'² cos θ]j
<h3>What is Kinematics of particles?</h3>
Kinematics is the study of the geometry of motion of particles, rigid bodies, etc., disregarding the forces associated with these motions. However, Kinematics of a particle is the motion of a point in space.
From the sample problem, we can solve it using the (x, y, z) coordinate system to get;
r_c = x(t) i
r_d = [x(t) + l sin θ]i + l cos θ j
Finding the first derivative of r_d gives velocity as;
r'_d = [x'(t) + lθ' cos θ]i - lθ' sin θ j
Taking the second derivative of r_d gives the acceleration as;
r"_d = [x''(t) + lθ'' cos θ - lθ'² sin θ]i - l[θ'' sin θ - θ'² cos θ]j
A sample problem of kinematics of particles is;
A block C slides along the horizontal rod, while a pendulum attached to the block can swing in the vertical plane. Find the acceleration of
the pendulum mass D.
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