The first term is x^4.
The second term is 8x^3
The margin of error of a given statistic is an amount that is allowed for in case of miscalculation or change of circumstances.
It is usually the radius or half of the width of the confidence interval of that statistic.
Given that a<span>
survey of the students in Lance’s school found that 58% of the
respondents want the school year lengthened, while 42% think it should
remain the same. The margin of error of the survey is ±10%.
This means that 58% </span><span>± 10% of the </span>respondents want the school year lengthened, while 42% <span><span>± 10% think it should
remain the same.</span>
Thus, from 48% to 68% </span><span><span>of the respondents want the school year lengthened, while from 32% to 52% <span>think it should
remain the same.</span> </span>
Therefore, according to
the survey data, at least 32% of students want the duration of the school
year to remain unchanged, and at least 48% want the school year to be
lengthened.</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given is a paired data which consist of temperatures (X in mm) and growth
We have to find the linear correlation i.e. the measure of association between these two variables.
x y xy x^2 y^2
62 36 2232 3844 1296
76 39 2964 5776 1521
50 50 2500 2500 2500
51 13 663 2601 169
71 33 2343 5041 1089
46 33 1518 2116 1089
51 17 867 2601 289
44 6 264 1936 36
79 16 1264 6241 256
Mean 58.88888889 27 1623.888889 3628.444444 916.1111111
cov 33.88888889
std dev x 13.43916333 14.50861813
sx *sy
r 0.195529176
Hence we find that correlation coefficient 0.1955.
<u>I'm assuming you're formula is "</u><span><u>C=a/(a+12)*A" as that is only logical</u></span><span>
You get the formula </span><u>"C=a/(a+12)*A"
</u>You insert the numbers given, in place of the letters given.
<u>
</u>C=6/(6+12)*180
<u />C=3*180
C=540 mg
Which is of course wrong because it is more than the adults dosage. What i'm trying to say is "Your formula is incorrect , follow the steps I gave, but use the correct formula"
