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Testing random samples of lightbulbs produced by a company to confirm they work and testing a new drug on a random sample of patients to see how effective it is at curing the flu are examples of inferential statistics. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question are option "C" and option "E".
Answer:
For every 1000 pairs sold, the manufacturer expect to replace 239 pairs for free.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Mean (μ) = 2.2, Standard deviation(S.D) (σ) = 1.7 years and x = 1 (1 year)
Let's find the Z score.
Z = 
Now plug in the given values in the above formula, we get
Z = 
Now we have to use the z-score table.
The z-score for 0.71 is 0.2611
Since it z is negative, so we subtract 0.2611 from 0.5000
0.5000 - 0.2611 = 0.2389
Percentage = 0.2389 × 100 = 23.89%
To find replaces for 1000 pairs, we need to multiply 23.89% by 1000
= 
= 239
The cannot be in decimal, when we round off to the nearest whole, we get
239
1) What left

*Obs: remember that left at least 42 dollars. In other words, the left over is equal or more than 42 dollars.
2) At the beginning
Letter C
50 miles, t=0 is the start
45 miles each 1 hour
A. d= 45•t+50