• Q : Create confidence interval for annual cost of maintenance....
    Mathematics :

    Create the 90% confidence interval for this. Suppose annual maintenance costs are normally distributed.

  • Q : Determine point estimate of population mean....
    Mathematics :

    Determine point estimate of population mean and margin of error for a 90% confidence interval for following drive times (in minutes) for commuters to college.

  • Q : Determining the rectangular floor pieces....
    Mathematics :

    The pieces employed to make the floor are 4 foot -by 5 foot rectangles. The ride covers rectangular space that is 40 feet by 120 feet. How many rectangular floor pieces are needed?

  • Q : Location coordinates....
    Mathematics :

    A manufacturer of oak barrels has factories in area at the location coordinates provided in following table. Each coordinate unit represents approximately 10 miles. The yearly demand at each factory

  • Q : Identify three discrete variables....
    Mathematics :

    Identify three discrete variables that appear in your current or future career. How do those variables affect your workplace, your product, or your personnel? How would changes in those variables af

  • Q : Weekly average expenditure....
    Mathematics :

    If 200 of the adults surveyed were in the age category of 24 and under and they provided a standard deviation of $14.50, construct a 95% confidence interval for the weekly average expenditure on fas

  • Q : Find an appropriate speed....
    Mathematics :

    Explain to Ellen how to find what speed her new train must go to be the second fastest in this group. Then, find an appropriate speed for Ellen's train in miles per hour and use the formula distance

  • Q : Height of the basketball hoop....
    Mathematics :

    If the height of the basketball hoop is 10ft the angle of elevation between Claire and the goal is 35°, and the angle of elevation between Marisa and the goal is 25°, how far apart are they

  • Q : Log-log plot....
    Mathematics :

    For the given data, compute v=ln y and u =ln x, plot the points (u,v) Compute the constants m and b such that v=mu+b then using log-log plot of y and x, determine the constant such that y=a*x^m.

  • Q : Equation of the tangent line....
    Mathematics :

    Use the f'(x)= lim (h-0) f(x + h) - f(x)/h to find f'(x). b-) Find the domain of f'. c) Find and equation of the tangent line to the graph of f at P. d) Find the points on the graph a which the tang

  • Q : Average rate of change....
    Mathematics :

    Compute the average rate of change of y with respect to x on given interval.(b) Determine the instantaneous rate of change of y with respect to x at left endpoint of the interval.

  • Q : Velocity of the sandbag....
    Mathematics :

    A balloonist drops a sandbag from a balloon 160 feet above the ground. After t seconds, the sandbag is 160 -t^2 feet above the ground. Find the velocity of the sandbag at t = 1.

  • Q : Find margin of error for confidence interval....
    Mathematics :

    A poll of 490 college students illustrated that 33% of them had, or intended to, cheat on examinations. Find margin of error for 95% confidence interval.

  • Q : Find probability to not receive e-mail during given period....
    Mathematics :

    Find the probability he did not receive any e-mail during this period? Find probability her eceived ten or more e-mails during same period?

  • Q : Find value of sales to be better off on retainer basis....
    Mathematics :

    Commission rate would drop to 13%. what value of sales does she require to make in week to be better off on retainer basis?

  • Q : Measure of the money supply....
    Mathematics :

    Determine whether each of the following is counted in the M1 measure of the money supply:

  • Q : Reasonable variable ordering....
    Mathematics :

    Consider a scheduling problem, where there are five activities to be scheduled in four time slots. Suppose we represent the activities by the variables A, B, C, D, and E, where the domain of each va

  • Q : Provide lp model and use graphical method and excel....
    Mathematics :

    Six ounces of alcohol are added to each quart of Burbo's Better and 3 ounces are added to Burbo's Best. Provide LP Model and use both graphical method and Excel to find optimal solution.

  • Q : Zero divided by seven and seven divided by zero....
    Mathematics :

    Explain (in your own words) the difference between zero divided by seven and seven divided by zero. Show a way of writing these two problems using mathematical symbols for division. Don't forget to

  • Q : Classmate in the four algebraic processes....
    Mathematics :

    Suppose you're tutoring a classmate in four algebraic processes. Define each process and provide an example of each.

  • Q : How must cinema determine the optimal ticket price....
    Mathematics :

    If competing cinema reduced its prices by 10%, how would you expect action to affect demand at Crown? How must cinema determine the optimal ticket price?

  • Q : Create confidence interval for mean index for all books....
    Mathematics :

    A mean F index of 9.5 with standard deviation of 0.8. Create and interpret 95% confidence interval for mean F index for all books by horror author.

  • Q : Mass of a wire formed by intersection....
    Mathematics :

    Determine the mass of a wire formed by the intersection of sphere x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = 1 and the plane x + z=0 if the density of a wire is x^2?

  • Q : Determine sample size which would give margin of error....
    Mathematics :

    Find population proportion of American school children who would answer given question correctly. Determine a sample size which would give margin of error of 0.03 with 90% confidence.

  • Q : Determine confidence level for the mean number of hours....
    Mathematics :

    Determine the 99% confidence level for the mean number of hours that population of high school students spent working each week?

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