Marianne
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A random sample of n = 30 is drawn from a population that is normally distributed, and the sample variance is s©÷ = 41.5. Use ¥á = 0.05 in testing ¥Ç₀ : ¥ò©÷ = 29.0 versus ¥Ç©û : ¥ò©÷ ¡Á 29.0
16 years ago
In testing the independence of two variables described in a contingency table, determine the critical value of chi-square if the test is to be conducted at the a. á= 0.025 level and d f = 5 b. á = 0.05 level and d f = 8 c. á = 0.01 level and d f = 6 d. á...
16 years ago
In a test of the independence of two variables, one of the variables has two possible categories and the other has three possible categories. What will be the critical value of chi-square if the test is to be carried out at the o.025 level? At the 0.05 le...
16 years ago
Modeling with differential equations. If a bacteria culture doubles every 10 minutes and the original culture has 300 cells determine the rate of growth.
15 years ago
Solve the following separable equation. y'=(4x^3-1)/y for y(1)= -3
15 years ago
(This is a question where we have to fill in the blank) So: 2 3 5 ? 12 11 16 26 41 ? It's a number sequence question and I need to fill in the ? as well as write a rule in words. PLEASE HELP!(And the top number has to relate with the bottom number)
15 years ago
Can you help me find an algebraic rule for this?: 2 3 5 x 20 20 29 47 83 y and x i got 9 and y i got 158
15 years ago
When x is 0 for the equation y=10/x, y is obviously 0. How can i explain why this happens in words? and i know that division is finding how many times one number is contained in another. Is it 10 goes into 0, 0 times or 0 goes into 10, 10 times?
15 years ago
Does g squared-9 have factors? (g squared minus 9)]If so, how come they don't have any "middle terms"?
15 years ago
Why can we simplify 14/21 to 2/3? How do we know that these are the same?
15 years ago
What is the algebraic relationship between x and y? x: 1 -1 3 0 -2 y: 6 0 12 3 -3
15 years ago
1. The demand for your hand-made skateboards in weekly sales is q = -3p + 700 if the selling price is $p. You are prepared to supply q = 2p – 500 per week at price $p. At what price should you sell your skateboards so that there is neither shortage nor a...
11 years ago
2. Worldwide annual sales of all cell phones is approximately -10p + 1600 million phones when the wholesale price is $p. a) If manufacturers are prepared to supply q = 14p – 800 million phones per year at a wholesale price $p, what would be the equilibriu...
11 years ago
Please answer the following question positively, Se ponen sombreros los turistas cuando van a la playa?
11 years ago
Nobelium -259 has a half life of 58 min? How much remains of 1kg sample after 1 day? Use the formula. A= Aö (1/2) t/h
7 years ago
what is the taylor series of f(x) = sin(x) at a=pi/3
5 years ago
Answers
The following answers were posted by visitors named Marianne.
Thank you MathMate
16 years ago
hm, 8?
15 years ago
That's what I wrote. But my teacher circled it, meaning it's wrong. :(
15 years ago
well, 5 would be the closest. I'm still quite confuse with the last statement, "What can you do to make that actually be the bottom row number?"
15 years ago
yes exactly! Perhaps my teacher corrected it wrong...
15 years ago
Can you help me find an algebraic rule for this?: 2 3 5 x 20 20 29 47 83 y and x i got 9 and y i got 158
15 years ago
oh infinity? or is it undefined?
15 years ago
oh i see! thank you very much
15 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (p. 146 of 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constant, 6.673 E-11 (N∙...
14 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (p. 146 of 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constant, 6.673 E-11 (N∙...
14 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (p. 146 of 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constant, 6.673 E-11 (N∙...
14 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (p. 146 of 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constant, 6.673 E-11 (N∙...
14 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (p. 146 of 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constant, 6.673 E-11 (N∙...
14 years ago
Time required for 1 revolution, T= (2πr^(3/2))/√(G∙M) (if you have 7th ed Cutnell & Johnson, its on p. 146) Volume of a sphere, V=4πr^3 (book inside cover) Formula for mass density, M=ρ∙V (p.321) Where T: the time period G: universal gravitational constan...
14 years ago
x = activity cardholders y = non-cardhoolders x + y = 654 tickets 1.50x + 2.00y = 1171.50 x = 654 - y 1.50(654-y) + 2.00y = 1171.50 981 - 1.50y + 2.00y = 1171.50 981 + .50y = 1171.50 .50y = 190.5 y = 381 x + 381 = 654 x = 273 273 activity cardholders 381...
11 years ago