Answer: The value of X = 11.2
Step-by-step explanation:
If you're scaling up from a smaller figure to a larger one, plug the lengths into the equation scale factor = larger length over smaller length. If you're scaling down from a larger figure to a smaller one, use the equation scale factor = smaller length over larger length
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Answer:
To evaluate a variable expression means to find the value of the expression for given values of the variables. To evaluate, substitute the given values for the variables in the expression and simplify using the order of operations (PEMDAS).
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
F(7) is the 6th term of the series.
Using the equation
f(n)=f(n-1)+4
f(1)=3
f(2)=7
f(3)=11
f(4)=15
f(5)=19
f(6)=23
f(7)=27
So the sixth term of the series is 27
Answer: The correct mean is 161.
Step-by-step explanation: The question states that we have computed the mean of 40 observations and the mean is 160. This means the set of data altogether is 40 numbers. In order to arrive at the mean, we must have added all 40 observed data to get the summation of observed data and divided this by 40. In other words, we must have done something like,
Mean = {Summation} x/{x}
Where x = 40 and the mean computed is 160.
Therefore,
160 = {summation}x/40
By cross multiplication we now have
160 (40) = {summation} x
6400 = {summation}x.
However, we must not forget that one of the values in the observed data was wrongly copied as 125, (instead of 165). What this means is that the summation of all observed data is having a shortage of 40 (that is, 165 - 125). If we now insert the correct figure of 165 in place of the wrong one which is 125, our summation of observed data would now become 6440 (the shortage of 40 would have been added back to 6400).
What we now have is
Mean = {summation}x/x
Mean = 6440/40
Mean = 161
