Given quadratic equation
Using the usual conventions,
a=1, b=6, c=6
Apply the quadratic formula,
substitute a,b & c with numerical values,
simplify:
Answer:
A, D
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost ($) = C
lbs (Blueberries) = W
One pound of blueberries costs $2.75 because to find how much 1 lb is you need to divide by 6.
6 is the number of pounds at that point in the graph, so you divide both the pounds and cost by 6 to find how much 1 lb is.
To find how much 5 lbs costs, multiply both the cost and number of pounds ($2.75 to 1 lb) by 5.
2.75 * 5 is 13.75 (This means C is wrong)
Do the same but with 12 for D
2.75 * 12 is 33, so D is correct
You could do the same method as above for E, but the easier way to do this is to see that the relationship of 3:9 is equal to a 1:3 ratio, which is the same as what the pounds to cost ratio is (which is 1:2.75)
Hope this helps! ^_^
Answer:
8x2=16 9x7=63
63+16=79
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for determining confidence interval is expressed as
Confidence interval
= mean ± z × s/ √n
Where
z is the value of the z score
s = standard deviation
n = sample size
a) The 95% confidence level has a z value of 1.96
The 99% confidence level has a z value of 2.58
Since 99% confidence level z value is greater than 95% confidence level z value, if we input it into the formula, it will result to a higher confidence interval. So changing from a 95% confidence level to a 99% confidence level would make a confidence interval wider.
b) The √15 is smaller than the √350. This means that if we make use of the formula, √350 will give a lower confidence interval than that of √15. Therefore, the confidence interval would be narrower changing from a sample size of 15 to a sample size of 350.
c) Applying the formula, a standard deviation of 15 pounds would result to a lower confidence interval than a standard deviation of 20 pounds. Therefore, the confidence interval would be wider changing from a standard deviation of 15 pounds to a standard deviation of 20 pounds.
Answer:
y = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
