The 69.15 percentile corresponds to 0.500 standard deviations above the mean. If 70 is 10*.500 = 5 units above the mean, then the mean is 65.
It's neither because they don't go straight nor do they cross each other
To find this, you just need to plug it in and use some algebra to figure it out.
Initial: 2700 = 2200(1 + r)5
multiply 2200 and 5: 2700 = 11000(1 + r)
Divide both sides by 11000: .24 = 1 + r
subtract both sides by 1: -.754 = r
The problem is, a negative interest rate makes no sense if there was actually an increase of 500. We can try distributing the 11000 instead
Where we left off: 2700 = 11000(1 + r)
Distribute the 11000: 2700 = 11000 + 11000r
Subtract 11000 from both sides: -8300 = 11000r
Divide both sides by 11000: -.754 = r
As you can see, both methods reached the same impossible answer. I'm assuming that you didn't type out the equation right. Are you sure it wasn't
2700 = 2200(1 - r)5
? If you subtract the r to make it negative, it might make more sense. But that still leaves us with a .754 rate of interest, which seems too high. Double check where you're typing from
Answer:The ordered pairs (a,b) of a function are (b,a) for the inverse function.
Step-by-step explanation:
3/8 is bigger than 3/10. In maths 10ths are smaller than 8ths. If both have three parts it means that 3/8 must be bigger
