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Answer:
Object 1 is the heaviest object.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first column of the table tells you ...
Object 1 is heavier than the 10 kg weight
The second column of the table tells you ...
Object 2 weighs 10 kg
The third column of the table tells you ...
Object 3 is lighter than the 10 kg weight
Then the relative weights are ...
Object 1 > Object 2 > Object 3
That is, Object 1 is the heaviest object.
Answer:
There is 8% (P=0.08) that Frances concludes that the new equipment increases the average daily jewelry production when in fact the new equipment has no effect.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have one-sample z-test with a significance level of 0.08 and a power ot the test of 0.85.
In this test, the null hypothesis will state that the new equipment has the same productivity of the older equipment. The alternative hypothesis is that there is a significative improvement from the use of new equipment.
The probability that Frances concludes that the new equipment increases the average daily jewelry production when in fact the new equipment has no effect is equal to the probability of making a Type I error (rejecting a true null hypothesis).
The probability of making a Type I error is defined by the level of significance, and in this test this value is α=0.08.
Then, there is 8% that Frances concludes that the new equipment increases the average daily jewelry production when in fact the new equipment has no effect.
710/70 = 10.14, so round up to 11. The answer is C.
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That's a function mapping each serial number to its model number.
(part number, serial number)
That's not a function; the same part number is in computers with different serial numbers
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That one's a bit confusing. Normally a given model would have more than one part number inside so this isn't a function. But here the description says there's only one part number for each model, so that would be a function.
(model number, serial number)
Not a function, more than one serial number for a given model number.
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