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nadezda [96]
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He can eat 6 buns in 2 minutes. If the buns were bigger, Then he could’ve ate 9
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Using the Central Limit Theorem, it is found that the mean of the sampling distribution of sample proportions is 0.37.

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For this problem, about 37% of high school seniors have vaped in the past year, hence p = 0.37.

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Solution:

Keep in mind ,

Equation of line joining two points (a,b) and (p,q) is given by :

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\frac{y-15}{x+8}=\frac{-12-15}{6+8}\\\\ 14(y-15)=-27(x+8)\\\\ 14 y -210= -27 x - 216\\\\ 27 x+14 y+6=0

Equation of line Q which is obtained by  joining  (4,16) and (-9, 10) is given by:  

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Equation of line P and Q are

27 x+14 y+6=0-------(1)× 2

6 x-13 y+184=0-------(2)× 9

54 x + 2 8 y+12=0---(1)

54 x -117 y +1656=0----(2)

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y=11.33,

27 x+14 y+6=0-------(1)×13

6 x-13 y+184=0-------(1)×14

351 x + 182 y + 78=0-----(1)

84 x - 182 y +2576=0----(2)

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