The new mean and standard deviation is 26 and 15, when each score in data set is multiplied by 5 and then 7 is added.
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Original mean is 10 and original standard deviation is 5 . In order to find to new mean and standard deviation when each score in data set is multiplied by 5 and then 7 is added.
First "change of scale" when every score in a data set is multiplied by a constant, its mean and standard deviation is multiplied by a same constant.
Mean: 10*3 = 30
Standard deviation: 5*3 = 15
Secondly "change of origin" when every score in a data set by a constant, its mean get added or subtracted by the same constant and standard deviation remains constant.
Applying change of origin in the above mean and standard deviation
Mean: 30 - 4 = 26
Standard deviation: Remains same = 15
Hence, the new mean and standard deviation is 26 and 15, when each score in data set is multiplied by 5 and then 7 is added.
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2) (b) -7
3) (b) 14
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2) The sum is found by adding the numbers together. Your calculator can help if you can't do it in your head. I usually find it easier to add the positive and negative numbers separately. Of course the 0 can be ignored.
18 + 0 -4 -12 +6 -15 = (18 +6) -(4 +12 +15) = 24 -31 = -7
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3) Apparently, we are to assume that George's percentage will apply to the next 40 pitches. Then ...
(number missed)/(number thrown) = 35%
missed = (thrown)×0.35 = 40×0.35 = 14
George is expected to miss 14 of the 40 pitches.
Performing laplace transform of the equation.
sY(s) - y(0) + 6Y(s) = 1/(s-4)
(s+6)Y(s) - 2 = 1/(s-4)
Y(s) = 2/(s+6) + 1/(s-4)(s+6), by partial fraction decomposition
Y(s) = 2/(s+6) + 1/10 * (1/(s-4) + 1/(s+6))
Y(s) = 0.1/(s-4) + 2.1/(s+6)
Performing inverse laplace transform,
y(t) = 0.1e^4t + 2.1e^(-6t)
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