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OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

A shipment of racquetballs with a mean diameter of 60 mm and a standard deviation of 0.9 mm is normally distributed. By how many standard deviations does a racquetball with a diameter of 58.2 mm differ from the mean?

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

@YanaSidlinskiy @uscrnamc @zachcrat can u help?

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

im working on it

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

ok, thankyou !! :) @zachcrat

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

is it multiple choice?

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

yes.

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

what are your choices?

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

0.9 1 2 3

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

2, because, the SD is .9, and 5.82 is 1.8 away from 60, 1.8/2 is .9 to repeat, 2 is the right answer

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

thankyou !!! @zachcrat

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

np

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

can u help me with another one? @zachcrat

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

what is it

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

Multiply: 5x3(2x4 − x3 + 3)

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

5*3(2*4-3x+3)?

OpenStudy (yanasidlinskiy):

Ok are those exponents??

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

idk

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

no, it's 5x^2(2x^4-x^3+3) @zachcrat & yes @YanaSidlinskiy

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

5x^3, pellet not ^2

OpenStudy (yanasidlinskiy):

\[5x^2(2x^4-x^3+3)\] That??

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

yes

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

but 5x^3

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

ok, gemdas Groups: 2x^4-X^3+3 first

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

ok?

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

2x*2x*2x*2x, have you learned the box method?

OpenStudy (yanasidlinskiy):

\[10x^7-5x^6+15x^3\]

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

these are the options: 7x7 − 5x6 + 15x3 10x7 − x3 + 3 10x7 − 5x6 + 15x3 10x12 − 5x9 + 15x3 so, it's C right?

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

yup

OpenStudy (yanasidlinskiy):

It's whatever I posted:)

OpenStudy (haileynosidam):

ok. thank y'all so much :)) @zachcrat @YanaSidlinskiy

OpenStudy (zachcrat):

np

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