CP is equal to 200 SP is equal to 100 find the profit or loss
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A table for the cumulative distribution function for the normal distribution (see picture) gives the area 0.9772 BELOW the z-score z = 2. Carl is wondering about the percentage of boxes with weights ABOVE z = 2. The total area under the normal curve is 1, so subtract .9772 from 1.0000.
1.0000 - .9772 = 0.0228, so about 2.3% of the boxes will weigh more than 196 oz.
A table for the cumulative distribution function for the normal distribution (see picture) gives the area 0.9772 BELOW the z-score z = 2. Carl is wondering about the percentage of boxes with weights ABOVE z = 2. The total area under the normal curve is 1, so subtract .9772 from 1.0000.
1.0000 - .9772 = 0.0228, so about 2.3% of the boxes will weigh more than 196 oz.
The ratio of the length to the width is 
.
The ratio of the sides will be the same for the scale and actual figures.
I took the L/W of the scale figure
and set it equal to the L/W of the actual figure.
Now we can solve for the unknown width.
Cross-multiplication gives us this,
Divide by 2.4 and simplify,
Hope that helps! :)
The ratio of the sides will be the same for the scale and actual figures.
I took the L/W of the scale figure
and set it equal to the L/W of the actual figure.
Now we can solve for the unknown width.
Cross-multiplication gives us this,
Divide by 2.4 and simplify,
Hope that helps! :)