Answer: range= 26, variance= 80 and standard deviation= 8.94
Step-by-step explanation:
Range = highest - lowest
Range = 146 - 120
Range= 26
Let m be mean
M=mean=sum/n
Mean=(120+134+146+127+138+133) / 6
M=798/6
M=133
The standard deviation sample formula:
S.D = sqrt( Summation of |x-m|^2 / n-1)
Let start finding:
|x-m|^2
For 1st: |120-133|^2=169
For 2nd: |134-133|^2=1
For 3rd: |146-133|^2=169
For 4th: |127-133|^2=36
For 5th: |138-133|^2=25
For 6th: |133-133|^2=0
Summation of |x-m|^2 = 400
The standard deviation formula is :
S.D = sqrt( Summation of |x-m|^2 / n-1)
S.D= sqrt(400 / 5)
S.D=sqrt(80)
S.D= 8.94
Variance = (Summation of |x-m|^2 / n-1)
Variance= 400/5
Variance= 80
you don't show the graph, but graphing y=x^2 it is a U shaped line that starts at (0,0) and the lines go upwards on both sides of the Y axis,
This means all real numbers above 0 and 0 will solve it
so the range is y≥0
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Answer:
(f×g)(2) = 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
For each of the functions, put 2 where x is and evaluate the expression.
f(2) = (3 -2)/(2² +4) = 1/8
g(2) = 3×2 = 6
Then the product is ...
(f×g)(2) = f(2)×g(2) = (1/8)×6 = 6/8
(f×g)(2) = 3/4
X=121
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Answer:
The percent of error in her measurement is 1.3%
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The circumference of a circle is equal to

where
D is the diameter
we have

assume

substitute
----> This value represent the 100% (theoretical value)
Find the difference between the theoretical value and the measured value
Find the percentage by proportion
