To find the mean, add up all the test scores and divide by the number of tests:
524/10 = 52.4.
B=8. A^2+B^2=C^2. This means 6to the second power plus B to the second power equals10 to the second power. 36+b^2=100. B to the second power equals 64. Square root of 64 is 8, so B equals 8
The last option: In his recursive formula, he should have the term an−1 instead of −4 to get an=an−1−3.
<span>It can be assumed that the sample mean would would be approximately normal by the mean distribution theorem. The mean distribution theorem states that a large enough sample size will have a distribution and mean approximately the same as the population mean. A sample of 250, half the size of 500, is of sufficient size to assume the distribution mean will be approximately normal like the population mean.</span>
