Answer:
a) There is no significant difference between restaurants with and without order-confirmation boards
b) -12.5 ± 3.604 or C.1.E (-16.10, -8.90)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
On the first hour she gathered 8 mushroons, on the second 15 mushroons and on the third she gathered 14 mushroons.
Step-by-step explanation:
Helen gathred a total of 37 mushroons in three hours. On the first hour she gathered "x" mushroons, on the second hour she gathered "x + 7" mushroons and on the third hour she gathered "x + 6". Therefore the sum of mushrrons she gathered on each hour should be equal to the total she gathered as shown below:
37 = x + (x+ 7) + (x + 6)
37 = 3*x + 13
3*x + 13 = 37
3*x = 37 - 13
3*x = 24
x = 24 / 3
x = 8
On the first hour she gathered 8 mushroons, on the second 15 mushroons and on the third she gathered 14 mushroons.
Answer: 0.0062
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : The weight of trucks traveling on a particular section of I-475 have a population mean of 
tons and a population standard deviation of 
tons.
Sample size : n=49
Let x be the random variable that represents the weight of trucks .
z-score : 
For x= 14.3 tons
Now, the probability a state highway inspector could select a sample of 49 trucks and find the sample mean to be 14.3 tons or less will be :-
Hence, the probability a state highway inspector could select a sample of 49 trucks and find the sample mean to be 14.3 tons or less =0.0062
8.5b.
7a= 5a +3b
-5a -5a
2a = 3b
/2
a= 1.5b
Solve by substitution and you get;
8.5b=8.5b
Because of the lack of constants in the equation there isn't a definite answer.
Answer:
They represent the rise and run of the graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The difference between the x-axis of the points represents the "run" of the graph (or how much you should run along x-axis to get to the next point.)</em>
<em>The difference between the y-axis of of the points represents the "rise" of the graph (or how much you should rise up the y-xis to get to the next point).</em>
The ratio of rise to run is the slope of the graph, which tells us how many steps should we take on the y-axis for every step we move forward on the x-axis.
