Which choice is NOT a way to find 9 ÷ 4?A- 9/4 (these are fractions by the way)
B- 9 x (times) 1/4
C- 1/4 0f 9
D- 1/9 of 4
Please help me!

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Answer 1
Answer: My bet is on D - 1/9 of 4 :)

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you first do the opposite of what 4 is. so subtract on both sides. next since y is already being divided by 5 you need to do the opposite which is multiplying. so multiply on both sides and your answer will be y=60

Is a simple random sample (sometimes, always or never) valid?

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A simple random sample is SOMETIMES valid. 

This is cuz it can be different in  another sample like the random on. It can be different options or different opinions. When its different it can be valid OR invalid. It can always be a different thought from a different set of people/animals/books or whatever the case is. That is why your answer would be SOMETIMES.

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The standard normal curve shown here is a probability density curve for a continuous random variable. This means that the area underneath the entire curve is 1. What is the area of the shaded region between the two z-scores indicated in the diagram?

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Answer with explanation:

The Curve given here is a probability density curve for a continuous random variable.

Area under the entire region of the curve = 1

Using the Standard normal table to obtain area occupied when Z values are given

Area of the normal curve, when ,Z =0.88, is =0.8106

Area occupied by normal curve ,when Z= -1.26, is =0.1038

So, Area of shaded Region

     Z_(0.88)-Z_(-1.26)=0.8106-0.1038\n\n=0.7068

Option D:→ 0.7068    

I used one of the statistical functions on my trusty TI-83 Plus calculator:


normcdf(-1.26, 0.88) = 0.707


Note that this is, as expected, between 0 and 1.


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Answer:

Piano fits in the given space.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Length of Piano = (19)/(4)\,feet

           Length of Space 5 foot

To find: If piano fits in the space or not

Piano fits in the space if its length is less than length of space .i.e., 5 foot

length of piano = (19)/(4) feet

feet is just plural of foot

So, conversion of unit not needed

Length of piano is improper fraction ( fraction whose numerator is gretaer than denominator ) So, it ca be expressed in mixed fraction.

\implies(19)/(4)=4(3)/(4)

This shows that Piano's length is more than 4 but less than 5.

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