Answer:
The randomization distribution is created under the assumption that H₀: p = 0.1
The randomization distribution will also be centred at 0.1
Step-by-step explanation:
If the distribution was truly random, 1 out of 10 students will choose math as his/her favorite subject.
This means that the randomization will have the null hypothesis saying that the proportion of students who will choose maths as their favourite subject = 0.1
Mathematically, it'll be written as
The null hypothesis is given as
H₀: p = 0.1
And the randomization distribution will be centred at 0.1 too.
The alternative hypothesis will now prove the theory they're looking to see in the question that
Hₐ: p < 0.1
Hope this Helps!!!
Answer:
Composite
Step-by-step explanation:
Composite means having more than 2 factors
42
1, 42, 2, 21, 6, 7 are the factors therefore, it is composite
R=$350, I=0.05, n=15
A = 350 (1+0.05)^15 = 350(1.05)^15 = 350 (2.0789)=727.62 <- Answer
Hello,
The rate of change is the slope (rise/run, y/x). To find that, we use the equation (y2-y1) over (x2-x1). It means take the second "y" and subtract it from the first "y" and the same to "x". If I plug in the numbers, it would be (3-6) over (5-4), and after you subtract, the answer simplifies to: -3/ 1 which is -3. Yay! We got the slope (rate of change) done.
Now let's find the y-intercept by using the formula of point-slope form,
y-y1= m (slope) (x-x1). This is saying you "y" is subtracted from the first
"y" of the points which equals the slope (m) times the quantity of "x" subtracted by the first "x" of the points.
Let's plug the numbers in: y-6 = -3 (x-4). Let's distribute -3 to the parenthesis, and after that it should simplify to: y-6 = -3x + 12. To get "y" by itself, add 6 to both sides: y = -3x +18. We have finally found the slope-intercept equation for those two points (4,6) and (5,3). To then find the y-intercept in this equation, it would be the 18, because -3 is the slope, so that makes 18 the y-intercept.
In conclusion, the rate of change is -3 and the y-intercept is 18.
I hope this helps!
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5 I guess I don't know if it's the right answer