Based on the population mean, the mean of the distribution sample means would be 204.6. The standard deviation would be 0.22.
<h3>What are the mean and standard deviation of the distribution?</h3>
The mean of the distribution sample means is the same as the population means which is 204.6.
The standard deviation can be found as:
σₓ = σ / √n
= 3.1 / √197
= 0.22
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notice the equations in slope-intercept form, the first one has a slope of -1, the second one has a slope of 1.
if the slopes are equal, and the constant is different, they lines are parallel.
if the slopes are equal, and the constant is the same the equations are exactly the same thing, and the lines are coincident, on slapped on top of the other.
if the slopes differ, like here, then they have a solution, where they
intersect.
7.85 per hr for 18.75 hrs...
7.85 * 18.75 = 147.187 rounds to 147.19
Answer:
-9 to the 90 power ):
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
0
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is zero because if you times anything by 0 is always 0.
so your question: (-5.1)0 is simplified to 0.