The equation that would let us determine the number of people or population at a certain year is calculated through the equation,
A(t) = A(o)(2^(t - 1950)/50)
Substituting the known values,
A(t) = (2.5 million people)(2^(2100 - 1950)/50))
A(t) = 20 million
<em>Answer: 20 million people</em>
Alright! When you have a constant to a power times another constant to a power (ex. [x^3 times x^3] ) you simply add the powers and keep the base [x^6]. When you have a power to a power (ex. [(12^3)^3] ) you multiply the powers and keep the base [12^9]. When you have a constant to a power divided by a constant to a power (ex. [ x^2 divided by x^5] ) you subtract the powers and keep the base. It's hard to see the questions, so I'll leave this here for you to use as a guide.
Answer:
if u take 1 degree to 78 its answer is 79
Step-by-step explanation:
got it?
Answer: C
Explanation:
Since tan(H) equals 1, we can conclude that angle H equals 45 degrees. Therefore, we know that it is a 45-45-90 triangle. Therefore, since both legs are equal, sin or cos doesn’t matter. Therefore, C is correct. (Draw it for yourself, it helps)
Answer:
a. There's a 95% chance that the true proportion is in the confidence interval.
Step-by-step explanation:
When we want to estimate a property of a population (a population's parameter), without surveying the population, we use samples.
Then, with the information of the samples we can calculate the statistics and infere properties about a population. This inferences obviously came with some uncertainty, depending on the properties of the sample and specially the sample size.
When we talk about confidence intervals, we use the statistic of the sample (in this case, the mean) to estimate a range of values it is expected to find the true mean of the population. The width of this interval depends on the sample standard deviation and the sample size.
The value of the confidence interval (95%, 99%, etc) represent the probabilty that the true mean is within this interval.
