The amount of gas consumed by first and second car were 20 gallons and 15 gallons respectively.
<em><u>Explanation</u></em>
Suppose, 
gallons of gas were consumed by the first car.
As the total gas consumption in one week is 35 gallons, so the amount of gas consumed by second car will be: 
gallons.
The first car has a fuel efficiency of 35 miles per gallon of gas and the second has a fuel efficiency of 15 miles per gallon of gas.
So, the <u>distance traveled by the first car</u> in gallons of gas 
miles and the <u>distance traveled by the second car</u> in gallons of gas 
miles.
Given that, the two cars went a <u>combined total of 925 miles</u>. So, the equation will be.....
So, the amount of gas consumed by the first car is 20 gallons and the amount of gas consumed by the second car is: (35 - 20) = 15 gallons.
That's easy 327 <span>÷ 36 is 9.083</span>
Explanation:
There may be a couple of reasons for this:
1. Each team represents a sample of the players in the league. The averages of (random) samples can be expected to have a standard deviation that is smaller than the population standard deviation by a factor related to sample size.
2. A team average will result from the players who are played the most. Each team can be expected to field players more often whose averages are among the highest. The standard deviation of a set of the top tier of players will necessarily be smaller than the standard deviation of the set of all players.
The square of a binomial expands as follows:
Expanding all the binomials, we have
Sum like terms:
Simplify terms appearing on both sides:
Move all terms involving k to the left and all numbers to the right:
Divide both sides by -20:
