Answer:
Option 1: It is better for him to be paid per catch, starting with 1 cent and doubling with each catch up to 110
Explanation:
If Jason were to be paid per catch given that he makes a total of 110 catches for the 2017 season in his new contract, he would make a total of :
0.01 × 2^109 = $6.4903711e+30(calculator result, means 6 then 30 digits after)
Therefore it is better for Jason to be paid per catch and not a flat fee of $2000000
This is a question of proportionality. However, it is not direct proportionality as it is expected that as the number of tractors increases, the work is finished faster as opposed to fewer number of tractors. This is referred to as inverse proportionality.
Therefore;
6 tractors ----- 10 days
18 tractors --- x days
Then,
x = (6*10)/18 = 10/3 days = 3 days, and 8 hours.
This means that 18 tractors will take 3 days and 8 hours to collect the same harvest.
Answer:
x > 4/3
Step-by-step explanation:
The first inequality can be solved this way ...
3x -91 > -87
3x > 4 . . . . . . . add 91
x > 4/3 . . . . . . divide by 3
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The second inequality has solution ...
21x -17 > 25
21x > 42 . . . . . . add 17
x > 2 . . . . . . . . . divide by 21
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The solution set is the union of these overlapping solutions, so will be equal to the first solution:
x > 4/3
11, 12, 15, 16, 20, 20, 25
Mean: 17
The range is 25-11 = 14 (the numbers in bold)
The interquartile range is 20-12=8 (the numbers underlined)
The mean absolute deviation is: 4; this is found by finding how far each number is from 17 (mean): 6,5,2,1,3,3,8 (28) and dividing by 7.
Part B:
The prices vary by no more that $14 (range).
<span>The middle half of the prices vary by no more than $8 (IQR).
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<span>The admission prices differ from the mean price by an average of $4 (MAD).</span>
Answer: 96 teaspoons
Step-by-step explanation:
If 1 cup contains 16 tablespoons the 2 cups will contain;
= 16 * 2
= 32 tablespoons
If 1 tablespoon contains 3 teaspoons then 32 tablespoons will contain;
= 32 * 3
= 96 teaspoons
