Answer:
B should have been the winner. Since B received the majority of the votes, he should be the winner, not A, and it doesnt matter how close was the election or how cmany votes A got in reality. If B had more votes for 1st place, then it should be the winner, not A. I am assuming that there were electoral fraud and someone intentionally didnt count valid votes from B.
Answer:
<u>Alternative hypothesis 1</u>: the mean amperage at which the fuses burn out is > 40 amperes.
<u>Alternative hypothesis 2</u>: the mean amperage at which the fuses burn out is < 40 amperes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that the null hypothesis is the fact you want to refute and is in doubt.
So, in this specific case, <em>the null hypothesis would be that the mean amperage at which the fuses burn out is 40 amperes.
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The alternative hypothesis are those that want to refute the null hypothesis, in this case there are 2:
<u>Alternative hypothesis 1:</u> the mean amperage at which the fuses burn out is > 40 amperes.
<u>Alternative hypothesis 2:</u> the mean amperage at which the fuses burn out is < 40 amperes.
Answer:
2006
799
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression:
The right hand side of the sun must be equal to the left hand side ;
Therefore ;
864+2006=--------+864
The sum of 864 and 2006 must be equal to the right hand side sum ; hence
864+2006= 2006 +864
Similarly, the left hand side and right havd side must also be equal here ;
5351 + 574 + 799 = 574 + 5351 + 799
Hence, the missing value is 799
Let X be the first and second number.
X+X = 18
+ X-X = 2
2X = 20 (divide both sides by 2
X = 10
Substitute the values to get the second number
10+X = 18
X = 18 -10
X = 8
Therefore, the numbers are 10 and 8
