Answer:
-6.23 is the answer
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Given:
Accuracy = 5
99% confidence interval
s = 17, sample standard deviation.
Because the population standard deviation is unknown, we should use the Student's t distribution.
The accuracy at the 99% confidence level for estimating the true mean is

where
n = the sample size.
t* is provided by the t-table.
That is,
(17t*)/√n = 5
√n = (17t*)/5 = 3.4t*
n = 11.56(t*)²
A table of t* values versus df (degrees of freedom) is as follows.
Note that df = n-1.
n df t*
------ -------- -------
1001 1000 2.581
101 100 2.626
81 80 2.639
61 60 2.660
We should evaluate iteratively until the guessed value, n, agrees with the computed value, N.
Try n = 1001 => df = 1000.
t* = 2.581
N = 11.56*(2.581²) = 77
No agreement.
Try n = 81 => df = 80
t* = 2.639
N = 11.56*(2.639²) = 80.5
Good agreement
We conclude that n = 81.
Answer: The sample size is 81.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
1 change in x and 4 change in y from 1,0 to 0,4 or 4/1
Answer:
1st one Convection 2nd one Conduction
Answer: B. |x-100| = 25
Explanation:
Draw out a number line. Mark 75, 100 and 125 on the number line as points A, B, and C in that order. Don't worry about the spacing.
The value of x represents where the train is. So if we had say x = 85, then it would be at location 85 on the number line. Writing |x-100| is the distance from x to 100. The absolute value ensures the distance is never negative. We want this distance to be 25 because after traveling 25 cm, the switch is turned, and the train goes the other way.