She has a total of 170 cubes
170/10=17 trains
Answer:
1. Option a
2. Option a
3. Population proportion
4. Sample proportion
Step-by-step explanation:
1The entire city of Athens is the:_______
a. population.
2) The 200 citizens from the researcher's data is the:______
a. sample
3) Which symbol would denote the value of 0.378 in this example?
Population proportion- average estimate of those residents in the entire city that are below the poverty line.
4) Which symbol would denote the value of 0.25 in this example?
Sample proportion - the average estimate of the 200 random sample residents that are below the poverty line.
If you have an item that costs 10 dollars and a sales tax of 7% you could do it this way
10 * 7/100 = 0.70 dollars.
The total cost is 10.70 dollars. or 10 dollars and 70 cents.
The best way to do the total however is to multiply the cost by 1.07. You will get the number the customer has to pay.
10 * 1.07 = 10.70
So for any price (p) it would be 1.07*p
If the glasses were origanum 40, and were on sale for 26,we minus them from eachother to find out how much money was saved. So 40-26= 14, if $14 was saved we put 14 over the original price and times it buy 100 14/40x100= 35%
So 35% was saved. 100-35= 65. Therefore 65% of the original price was paid and 35% was saved.
Answer:
A) According to the regression equation, regardless of whether or not smoking is allowed in bars, the number of cigarette packs sold per 1000 people decreases by approximately 1424 for each additional dollar of cigarette tax.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the regression equation:
PACKS i= 57221.431732 − 1423.696906TAXi + 155.441784BARSi + eᵢ.
BARS i= 1 if city i allows smoking in bars
BARSi = 0 if city i does not allow smoking in bars
R2 = 0.351292
P-value = 0.086529
Conlusion:
Simnce p value, 0.0865 is greater than level of significance, 0.05, BARS is not significant. Thus, allowing smoking in bars increase cigarette sales, since the coefficient of BARS is positive.
Correct answer is option A.
According to the regression equation, regardless of whether or not smoking is allowed in bars, the number of cigarette packs sold per 1000 people decreases by approximately 1424 for each additional dollar of cigarette tax.
