It was 1.5 times the length of Noah's bike ride as Mai’s bike ride.
The problem we dealing with is related to mixed numbers which are referred to as mixed numbers and could be the whole number, and a proper division spoke together. It for the most part speaks to a number between any two whole numbers.
Since we are providing mai's rate which is 6 3/4 miles and Noah's rate of 4 1/2 miles, So in order to find the time the length of Noah's ride is compared to Mal's, we just need to divide the given rates by each other
=> 6 3/4 divided by 4 1/2,
=> 27/4 divided by 9/2, (The result is an improper fractions)
=> 27/4 X 2/9
=>3/2
=> 1.5
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Let's figure this out as though we have no idea what the answer would be.
Step One
Find the new five numbers.
3*3, 8*3, 12*3, 17*3, 25*3
9 , 24 , 36, 51, 75
Step 2
Find the average
(9 + 24 + 36 + 51 + 75)/5 = 195/5 = 39
Step 3
Subtract the individual numbers from the average
(39 - 9) = 30
(39 -24) = 15
(39 - 36) = 3
(39 - 51) = - 12
(39 - 75) = -36
Step 4
Square the results from Step 3
30^2 = 900
15^2 = 225
3^2 = 9
(-12)^2 = 144
(-36)^2 = 1296
Step 5
Take the average of the results from step 4
(900 + 225 + 9 + 144 + 1296)/5
2574 / 5 = 514.8
Step 6
Take the square root of the result from step 5
deviation = sqrt(514.8)
deviation = 22.689
Step seven
Compare the two standard deviations.
s2/s1 = 22.689 / 7.563 = 3
Conclusion
If you are given 1 set of numbers to find a population standard deviation and you multiply each member by a, then the result will be a * the standard population deviation of the first set of numbers.
Note
Your calculator will do this as well, but you have to know how to enter the data into your calculator. That requires that you follow the directions carefully.
Answer:
4.1
Step-by-step explanation:
5^2 + (2*8) / (2*2) + 3*3
25 + 16 / 4 + 6
41 / 10
4.1
Is This Substitution?
Cause if it is, then Y = 3x - 4
Y = 4 + x
= (4, 8)
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