Answer:
The answer is "between 0.10 and 0.05".
Step-by-step explanation:
For sample 1:
For sample 2:
Calculating the null and alternative hypotheses:
Calculating the test statistic:
Calculating the conservative degrees of freedom:
by using Excel the p-value for left tailed test and for test statistic will be 
with 
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We have:
c - the total number of cars,
d - the number of days;
c = f ( d ) = 100 d
Answer: C )
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Answer:
-2.6
Discussion:
Tan(@) is an odd function so
tan([email protected]) = -tan(@) = - 2.6
Recall tan(@) = sin(@)/cos(@) and sin is an odd function whereas cos is an even function. Hence their quotient, tan, is an odd function.
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The values of a which make sense to use as described in the task content include the set of 0 and all real numbers greater than zero, while the values of a that don't make sense to use includes the set of real numbers less than zero.
<h3>What are some values which make sense to uses in the evaluation of k(a) and what are some that don't?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the set of values of a which are required to be identified represents the domain of the function k(a) which is evidently, an exponential function.
Consequently, only positive real numbers can be used as the value of a.
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