29.2/10.4 and 7.3/2.3 equivalent ratios
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Answer:
C = n + 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Well looking at the line on the graph we can see that the y intercept is 2 because the y intercept is the point in the line that touches the y axis.
And the slope is how fat away each points are from each other on a line so we can find the slope by using two points on the line, we can use (1,3) and (2,4).
So we set up the formula like this .
And now we gotta plug in the numbers and solve so the answer is 4-3 = 1 and 2-1 = 1 so the slope is 1.
And we can’t write that as just n.
So the answer is C = n + 2.
For proof look at the image below.
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Step-by-step explanation:
a. The hypothesis test is one tailed_____ test.
(Because we check whether sample weight is greater than hence one tailed or right tailed)
The test statistic follows a __t___ distribution.(Because only sample std deviation s is known)
The value of the test statistic is___Mean difference/Std error =__
b. df = 66
Reject H0 if t ≥ 1.668
c. The p-value is_____0.059444
d. Using the critical value approach, the null hypothesis is _accepted____, because __t <1.668___ Using the p-value approach, the null hypothesis is__accepted___, because__p value <0.05 our significance level.___ Therefore, you __may___ conclude that the mean weight of the airline's passengers' carry-on items has increased after the implementation of the checked-bag fee.
1 penny is just 1c
one nickel is 5 pennies or 5c
alrite...
p = amount of pennies in the jar
n = amount of nickels in the jar
we know there are 56 coins in the jar, thus whatever "p" and "n" are,
p + n = 56
we also know, the total value of all pennies and nickels is one buck and 52 cents, or 1.52.. that's 152 pennies.
now, we know there are 5 pennies in one nickel, so in "n" nickels, there are 5*n pennies, or 5n, thus
p + 5n = 152
solve for "p", to see how many penny coins are there.
what about the nickels? well, n = 56 - p.
one nickel is 5 pennies or 5c
alrite...
p = amount of pennies in the jar
n = amount of nickels in the jar
we know there are 56 coins in the jar, thus whatever "p" and "n" are,
p + n = 56
we also know, the total value of all pennies and nickels is one buck and 52 cents, or 1.52.. that's 152 pennies.
now, we know there are 5 pennies in one nickel, so in "n" nickels, there are 5*n pennies, or 5n, thus
p + 5n = 152
solve for "p", to see how many penny coins are there.
what about the nickels? well, n = 56 - p.