The equation is:
P ( t ) = A * (1/2 )^(t/h)
If a sample contains 18% of the original amount of Radon - 222 and h = 3.8:
0.18 * A = A * ( 0.5 )^(t/3.8) / : A ( we will divide both sides of the equation by A )
0.18 = ( 0.5 )^(t/3.8)

t / 3.8 = 2.47 ≈ 2.5
t = 3.8 * 2.5 = 9.5
Answer:
The best estimate for the age of the sample is 9.5 days.
Answer:
The price of a drink = $4
The price of a bag of popcorn = $5.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Let p represent popcorn and d represent drink
<u>Harper bought 10 bags of popcorn and 6 drinks and paid $79 ➡ 10p + 6d = $79</u>
<em>Damian bought 3 bags of popcorn and 5 drinks and paid $36.50 ➡ 3p + 5d = $36.50</em>
Now multiply first equation by -3 and second equation by 10
-3 × (10p + 6d) = $79 ➡ -30p - 18d = -$237
10 × (3p + 5d) = $36.50 ➡ 30p + 50d = $365
Now add the new equationd
30p + 50d -30p - 18d = $365 - $237 (-30p will eliminate 30p)
32d = $128 divide both sides of the equation by 32
32 ÷ 32d = 32 ÷ $128 ➡ d = 4
If d = 4 that means a drink costs $4 we can use this information to find the price of a bag of popcorn
3p + 5d = $36.50 (replace d with 4)
3p + 4×5 = $36.50
3p + 20 = $36.50
3p = $36.50 - 20
3p = 16.50 divide both sides by 3
p = $5.5
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
x, height of men is N(69, 2.8)
Sample size n =150
Hence sample std dev = 
Hence Z score = 
A) Prob that a random man from 150 can fit without bending
= P(X<78) = P(Z<3.214)=1.0000
B) n =75
Sample std dev = 
P(X bar <72) = P(Z<9.28) = 1.00
C) Prob of B is more relevent because average male passengers would be more relevant than a single person
(D) The probability from part (b) is more relevant because it shows the proportion of flights where the mean height of the male passengers will be less than the door height.
The usual rules of addition and multiplication apply to complex numbers as well as to real numbers. The true statements are ...
- x + y = y + x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . commutative property of addition
- (x × y) × z = x × (y × z) . . . . . . . . associative property of multiplication
- (x + y) + z = x + (y + z) . . . . . . . . associative property of addition