Greg wants to move out of his dormitory and into an apartment near his college. His parents agreed, on the condition that the rent is no more than 25% of the cost of dorm living. To get an idea of rent amounts for one-bedroom apartments, Greg looks at listings in a local newspaper and on an Internet site. Which answer best describes the sample and population?
Sample: all available apartments near the college Population: listings in a local newspaper and on an Internet site Sample: all available apartments near the college Population: all available dormitories near the college Sample: all available dormitories near the college Population: all available apartments near the college Sample: listings in a local newspaper and on an Internet site Population: all available apartments near the college
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i think the answer is D, is that it?
i think D, too
There are 500 computers in an office building. The IT manager randomly chose 40 computers to be inspected for viruses. Of those inspected, 6 computers had viruses. What is the best estimate of the percent of computers in the building that have viruses?
@umer this might be easier @ThatCreepyBoy
48, if i did this correctly
I did it like this, since the sample was from 40 and 40 goes into 500 12 times, just times 6 by 12
i have to redo it now
oh wait 6x12 is 72
wym?
nothing, lets just do something else
Use technology or a z-score table to answer the question. The expression P(z<1.87) represents the area under the standard normal curve below the given value of z. What is P(z<1.87)?
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@sillybilly123 btw jayrules and umer were on here :O
oh no, zscore... my worst enemy... so we meet again...
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I dont know this sadly v.v
Use technology or a z-score table to answer the question. The scores on a standardized test are normally distributed with a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 60. Jake scored 520 on the test. What percent of students scored below Jake? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. 33% 57% 63% 72%
what about this?
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@Nnesha Pwease helpppp. You'll get a tcb cookie :O
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I'm not that great at mathematics, so I can't help you here. Very sorry.
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