Candy comes in large bags of 75 candies, a 1 pound bag, and a large bags with multiple fun-size packs. Jenny randomly opened 12
of the fun-size packs of candies from a bag. The colors she found in each pack are shown in the table.
How does the mean number of reds found in the samples compare to the mean number of purples? Is Jenny more likely to get more of one particular color if she opened 12 more packs of candies.
How does the mean number of reds found in the samples compare to the mean number of purples? Is Jenny more likely to get more of one particular color if she opened 12 more packs of candies.
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To solve this all it takes is two simple steps
Simplify
1/2x =22
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Multiply both sides by 2
2 ·
x = 44
Solve for the x-max or h :\
plug it in to equation to get k:/
-8+16+3=11=k
solve for a by pluging (0,0)
then a= -11/4
plug it in to equation to get k:/
-8+16+3=11=k
solve for a by pluging (0,0)
then a= -11/4