I'd say the answer to the first question is D) 0 to 4 with intervals of 0.2.
Because, you can't just have 1 to 4, as some of the numbers are less than 1. Of course you can't have 2 to 5 either. And intervals of 2 would be too messy.
For the second question:
I believe the answer is A. Because it's obvious that there IS one outlier, and it looks like there are two clusters.
So, the answers are: A) and D).
Miles driven per hour is 60 miles per hour
Hours driven per mile is 0.01667 hours per mile
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that,
On a recent road trip, Mr. Yost drove 210 miles in 3 1/2 hours
Therefore,
Miles driven = 210 miles

To find: miles driven per hour and the hours driven per mile
<h3><u>Miles driven per hour</u></h3>

<h3><u>Hours driven per mile</u></h3>

Thus both the miles driven per hour and the hours driven per mile are found
Dawson's annual premium will be $2,462.40. This can be found by going across from "Male 40-44" over to "20-year coverage" which is $13.68. Since $13.68 is per $1000 of coverage, you would multiply it by 180 to get $2,462.40.
Rachel's checks I believe would have a deduction of $63.14.
Answer:
Since we assume that we don't know the population deviations we need to use a t test to check the hypothesis, and the best answer is:
B.t
Step-by-step explanation:
Notation
represent the mean for male king penguins
represent the mean for the female king penguins
represent the sample standard deviation for the sample male
represent the sample standard deviation for the sample female
sample size for the male penguins
sample size for the female penguins
t would represent the statistic
Hypothesis
We need to conduct a hypothesis in order to check if the male king penguins weigh more than female king penguins, the system of hypothesis would be:
Null hypothesis:
Alternative hypothesis:
Since we assume that we don't know the population deviations we need to use a t test to check the hypothesis, and the best answer is:
B.t