Answer:
Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
A type I error is committed when a researcher rejects the null hypothesis when it is actually true.
The null hypothesis is: U <= 50%
The alternative is: U > 50%
Thus, the principal could have committed an error by rejecting null hypothesis and concluding that more than 50% of students want earlier lunch, when in actuality 50% or less want earlier lunch.
For this case we have the following number:
96
We can rewrite this number in an equivalent way.
For example, we can use words to rewrite the number.
We have then:
96 = ninety six
Answer:
the name of an equivalent name for 96 is:
Ninety-six
Answer:
The customer's total cost for the DVD is $19.26
Step-by-step explanation:
Store buy the dvd for $12.00.
The store price is $12.00+50% more
The store price= $12.00 *(1+0.5)= $18.00
Final price (tax added)= $18.00 + 7%
Final price= $18.00 * (1 + 0.07)= $19.26
Note necessary facts about isosceles triangle ABC:
- The median CD drawn to the base AB is also an altitude to tha base in isosceles triangle (CD⊥AB). This gives you that triangles ACD and BCD are congruent right triangles with hypotenuses AC and BC, respectively.
- The legs AB and BC of isosceles triangle ABC are congruent, AC=BC.
- Angles at the base AB are congruent, m∠A=m∠B=30°.
1. Consider right triangle ACD. The adjacent angle to the leg AD is 30°, so the hypotenuse AC is twice the opposite leg CD to the angle A.
AC=2CD.
2. Consider right triangle BCD. The adjacent angle to the leg BD is 30°, so the hypotenuse BC is twice the opposite leg CD to the angle B.
BC=2CD.
3. Find the perimeters of triangles ACD, BCD and ABC:
4. If sum of the perimeters of △ACD and △BCD is 20 cm more than the perimeter of △ABC, then
5. Since AC=BC=2CD, then the legs AC and BC of isosceles triangles have length 20 cm.
Answer: 20 cm.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Total cost for the three nights
Total_3 = $298.17 + 3*u
Where <em>u </em>represents the unknown fees for a single day
To find the daily cost, we divide the previous equation by three
Daily cost = ($298.17 + 3*u)/3
Daily cost = ($99.39 + u)
So, if we create an inequality for the daily cost
Let x = Daily cost
x > $99.39
She will pay more than $99.39 per night
