Answer:
DANG some of these questions are from like 2017 and still havent been answerd
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution: The sample mean of sample 1 is:
The sample mean of sample 2 is:
The sample mean of sample 3 is:
The sample mean of sample 4 is:
The minimum sample mean of the four sample means is 3.6 and maximum sample mean of the four sample means is 4.4.
Therefore, using his four samples, between 3.6 and 4.4 will Ardem's actual population mean lie.
Hence the option 3.6 and 4.4 is correct
Down payment is 20% of the price of the home. Since the couple saved $35,000, and assuming they will pay the whole money as down payment, the highest priced home they can get is a price whose 20% is $35,000.
We can setup an equation in x (being the price of home) to get the price of the most expensive home they can buy.
<em>Which number (x) , multiplied by 20%, is equal to $35,000?</em>
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So, the most expensive house they can buy is worth $175,000.
ANSWER: $175,000
Answer:
33 1/3 L of the 40% solution, 16 2/3 L of the 25% solution
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up two equations...
Let x represent the number of Liters of the 40% solution
Let y represent the number of Liters of the 25% solution
We need 50 liters total, so
x + y = 50
and we need the 50 L to be 35% solution, so
0.4x = 0.25y = 0.35(50)
Solve the first equation for one variable...
x = 50 - y (subtract y from both sides in equation 1)
Now substitute that value into the second equation...
0.4(50 - y) + 0.25y = 17.5 (x becomes 50 - y, 0.35(50) = 17.5)
Now solve for y...
20 - 0.4y + 0.25y = 17.5
-0.15y = -2.5
y = 16.66666667
y = 16 2/3 L
So we need to plug that into the first equation to find 'x'
x + 16 2/3 = 50
x = 50 - 16 2/3
x = 33 1/3
Answer:
B complementary angles
Step-by-step explanation:
ED is a line.
Angles EAB and DAB are a linear pair, so they are supplementary.
Angle EAB is a right angle, so angle DAB is also a right angle.
The measure of angle DAB is 90 degrees.
The sum of the measures of angles a and b is 90 degrees.
That makes <a and <b complementary angles.
