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TJ earns a 20% commission on all sales plus a base salary of $40,000. His total income last year was more than $70,000. Which in

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Answer:

40,000 + 0.2x ≥ 70,000

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Demonstrate how you can use the slope formula to write the point-slope form of an equation of a line.

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This is how I did it.

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A study was conducted to measure the effectiveness of hypnotism in reducing pain. The measurements are centimeters on a pain sca

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The confidence interval for mean of the "before-after" differences is $\fbox{(-0.4037,1.8037)}$

Further explanation:

Find the difference between the before pain and the after pain.

Difference = before-after

Kindly refer to the Table for the difference of between the before and after pain.

Sum of difference = $5.6$

Total number of observation = $8$

Mean of difference = $0.7$

Sample standard deviation $s$ = $1.3201$

Level of significance = $5\%$

Formula for confidence interval = $\left( \bar{X} \pm t_{n-1, \frac{\alpha}{2}\%} \frac{s}{\sqrt{n}} \right)$

confidence interval = $\left( 0.7 \pm t_{8-1, \frac{5}{2}\%} \frac{1.3201}{\sqrt{8}} \right)$

confidence interval = $\left( 0.7 \pm t_{7, \frac{5}{2}\%} \frac{1.3201}{\sqrt{8}} \right)$

From the t-table.

The value of $t_{7, \frac{5}{2}\%$ = $2.365$

Confidence interval = $( 0.7 \pm 2.365}\times \frac{1.3201}{\sqrt{8}}) \right)$

Confidence interval = $\left( 0.7 - 2.365}\times \0.4667,0.7 + 2.365}\times \0.4667) \right$

Confidence interval = $(0.7-1.1037,0.7+1.1037)$

Confidence interval = $\fbox{(-0.4037,1.8037)}$

The $95\%$ confidence interval tells us about that $95\%$ chances of the true mean or population mean lies in the interval.

Yes, the hypnotism appear to be effective in reducing pain as confidence interval include includes the positive deviation from the mean.

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Grade: College Statistics

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Confidence Interval

Keywords:

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James has a job with a current salary of $42,000. He wants to earn a college degree that will take him 2 years to complete and i

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To recover the investment James will take $\boxed{2.5{\text{ years}}}.$

Further Explanation:

Given:

The current salary of James is $\$ 42000.$

The time taken to complete the college degree is $2{\text{ years}}.$

The cost of the college degree is $\$ 28000.$

The James’ new salary after college degree will be $\$ 56000.$

Calculation:

The total investment of James can be calculated as follows,

$\begin{aligned}{\text{Investment}} &= {\text{Salary of 2 years}} + {\text{2 years tuition fees}} \\&= 2 \times 42000 + 2 \times 28000\\&= 84000 + 56000\\&= \$ 140000\\\end{aligned}$

The total investment for 2 years will be $\$ 140000.$

The James’ new salary after college degree will be $\$ 56000.$

The time taken by James to recover $\$ 140000.$

$\begin{aligned}{\text{Time}} &= \frac{{140000}}{{56000}}\\&= 2.5{\text{ years}}\\\end{aligned}$

To recover the investment James will take $\boxed{2.5{\text{ years}}}.$

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Investment and return

Keywords: James, job, current salary, salary, $42000, earn, college, college degree, 2 years, complete, graduation, cost, $28000, per year, investment, recover, new salary, work, able, school, full time.

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Use any model you choose to solve the story problem.

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Because the board is 6 meters in length and each section is a meter long. Using fractions, one section of the 6 meter board is 1/6. 1 can go into 6, six times. So, you end up with 6 sections that are each 1 meter long.

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