This may or may not be right.
You know that they are a graduate, and the total number of graduates are 2610.
The amount of graduates receiving financial aid is 1879.
The probability that a graduate student is on financial aid is: 1879/2610 = 0.7199 or 72%
Answer:
m= 4.5 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of miles Evelyn can run be m and can be modeled by the equation below
m= kx
Where x Is the Minutes
When m= 3
x= 40
3= k40
k= 3/40
If x= 60
m=3/40(60)
m = (60*3)/40
m= 180/40
m= 4.5 miles
Hi there!

We can begin by setting the two expressions equal to solve for t:
2t - 1 = 5t
Subtract 2t from both sides:
-1 = 3t
Divide both sides by 3:
t = -1/3
Plug in this value of t into x(t) and y(t):
x(-1/3) = 2(-1/3) - 1 = -2/3 - 1 = -5/3
y(-1/3) = 5(-1/3) = -5/3
Thus:
(-5/3, -5/3) are the corresponding coordinates.
Answer:
$15600
Step-by-step explanation:
Minimum number of samples can be calculated using the formula:
N≥
where
- N is the sample size
- z is the corresponding z-score for 95% confidence level (1.96)
- s is the standard deviation of the calorie consumption (450 cal.)
- ME is the margin of error that the researcher is willing to accept. (50 cal)
N≥
=311.2
Therefore, minimum required sample size for 50 cal standard error in 95% confidence is 312
Since the survey costs $50 for each person then the survey costs minimum
50*312=$15600