C) p ≤ 78
I got 78 by subtracting 118 by 40. Since we know the maximum is 118 we can't get any higher than 78 so it has to be equal or less than.
Answer: 1.0 is the larger one.
Question: solve for r: 6 ^ (2r) = 800
Answer: 1.87
Step-by-step explanation:
6 ^ (2r) = 800
log(6 ^ (2r)) = log(800)
2r log(6) = log(800)
r = log(800) / (2 log(6))
r = 1.86537641979
round
r = 1.87
log can be any logarithm function.
6^(2×1.86) = 784.734328546
6^(2×1.87) = 813.365367336
Answer:
Actual mean: 223 pages
Predicted mean / estimate: 225 pages
Explanation below
Step-by-step explanation:
Mean = total amount ÷ # of numbers
155 + 214 + 312 + 198 + 200 + 170 + 250 + 260 + 215 + 256
Add
2,230
# of numbers = 10
2,230 ÷ 10 = 223
The exact mean is 223
If I were to predict the mean, I would say that a good estimation would be around 225, because I see that the highest number in the data set is 312, and the lowest is 155. If 312 is rounded down to 300, and 155 is rounded down to 150, the number exactly in the middle of 300 and 150 is 225.
Actual mean: 223 pages
Predicted mean: 225 pages
Hope this helps :)
Replace x and y with the given values:
2(1/8 + 4) - (3/16*8)
Use distributive property:
1/4 + 8 - (3/16 * 8)
Simplify to get final answer:
8 1/4 - 1 1/2 = 6 3/4
