The confidence interval for a <span>(1−α)%</span> confidence level is given by
<span>
(<span>θ0</span>−<span>Z<span>α/2 </span></span><span>σ/√n</span>, <span>θ0</span>+<span>Z<span>α/2 </span></span><span>σ/√n</span>)
</span><span>θ0</span> is the measured statistic, <span>Z<span>α/2</span></span> is the cutoff/critical value, and <span>σ/<span>√n</span></span> is the standard error. σ is the population standard deviation (if known) or can be estimated by a sample standard deviation. n is the sample size.
The cutoff value depends on the test you wish to use, and <span>θ0</span><span> depends on the statistic you wish to estimate.</span>
Answer:
124 is the total
Step-by-step explanation:
100 * .09 = 9
100 * .15 = 15
15+ 9 + 100 = 124
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Answer:
I know what you're asking you are asking to find the least common multiple. However all I can find is the GCF which is 1
Step-by-step explanation:
A manufacturing company has the following fixed monthly costs and unit variable costs:
Rent = $2,200
Utilities = $375
Variable costs for materials and assembly = $13.25/unit
Monthly labor = $750
Given is the product is sold at $24.99 per unit
Let the number of units sold be x
Adding total cost = 
Equation becomes:
x= 283.21
So, rounding it to nearest whole number we get, 283 units.
