Answer:
The answer is yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
To test if the null hypothesis, in this case the wheel being rigged, we need to perform a number of tests and find the p value. If the p value is above a certain level, then it is statistically significant and we can say that the null hypothesis is correct.
It is stated that the standard rate of getting a red number is 0.47, which is 47%. Out of 400, to get a 47% rate, we would need to have red 188 times which is less than 196 so the test results in a rate above 47% in which case the null hypothesis is correct and we can say that the wheel is rigged.
I hope this answer helps.
Answer:
It is m(x) = 20,000(0.97)^x.
Step-by-step explanation:
After 1990, each year has (100-3) = 97% ( or 0.97) of visitors that it had the previous year.
So m(x) = 20,000(0.97)^x (answer).
<span> If P(x) is a polynomial with integer coefficients and if is a zero of P(x) ( P( ) = 0 ), then p is a factor of the constant term of P(x) and q is a factor of the leading coefficient of P(x) .
</span><span>A. x – 6
</span><span>60(6)^4 + 86(6)^3 – 46(6)^2 – 43(6) + 8 = 94430
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B. 5x – 8
</span>60(8/5)^4 + 86(8/5)^3 – 46(8/5)^2 – 43(8/5) + 8 = 566.912<span>
C. 6x – 1
</span>60(1/6)^4 + 86(1/6)^3 – 46(1/6)^2 – 43(1/6) + 8 = 0 -------> ANSWER
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D. 8x + 5
</span>60(-5/8)^4 + 86(-5/8)^3 – 46(-5/8)^2 – 43(-5/8) + 8 = 5.07
