10/15/16

If one fly ball is randomly chosen from this distribution, what is the probability that this ball traveled fewer than 184 feet?

Suppose that the distance of fly balls hit to the outfield (in baseball) is normally distributed with a mean of 210 feet and a standard deviation of 44 feet. Let X = distance in feet for a fly... more

09/02/16

Does |x^3 + x|=|(-x)^3 - x|?

Does |x^3 + x|=|(-x)^3 - x|?

09/02/16

68-95-99.7 Rule

Suppose that the scores on particular FDMAT 108 unit exam at BYU-Idaho were approximately normally distributed with a mean of 77 and a standard deviation of 8. 1. About what percentage of the... more

09/01/16

Multiplying exponents with different bases

-33 * -22    Is the answer -108? 

Using the sample, which is the best prediction of the number of jellybeans in the bag?

There are 24 red jellybeans in a bag of 140 jellybeans. Let the integers 1-24 represent the red jellybeans in a calculator simulation of the situation that generates random integers from 1-140. A... more

A bank manager decides to study waiting times of customers for teller service at the noon lunch hour (noon to 1pm). He selects one customer every 20 minutes to

A bank manager decides to study waiting times of customers for teller service at the noon lunch hour (noon to 1pm). He selects one customer every 20 minutes to measure the time the customer enters... more

College math

A population has a standard deviation of 38. Calculate the standard error for a sample of size 120 taken from this population.

How much of a $1.40 per pound candy..

How much of a $1.40 per pound candy mix needs to be added to five pounds of a $5.80 per pound candy mix to create a $3.30 per pound candy mix?

Probability problem looking for lowest cost.

In this problem let's say you have a certain amount of coins. You are playing a game where you bet up to 5 coins every round. If you bet 1 coin you have 20% chance of winning, if you bet 2 coins... more

could someone please help me with math?

Apply the distributive property (assume all variables are non zero):   sq(q+1/s)

could someone help me distribute this?

Apply the distributive property (assume all variables are non zero): u2 (1−15/u)

Pam had a truck that carries two thirds firewood how many trips to deliver 6 cords of wood

Pam had truck that carries 2thirds cord firewood how many trips needed to deliver 6 cords firewood

02/15/16

Write a polynomial function in standard form with zeros at -3, 2, and -1

Write a polynomial function in standard form with zeros at -3, 2, and -1. 

02/15/16

Price increase

The library at a certain university reported that journal prices had increased by 120% over a period of 10 years. The report concluded that this represented a price increase of 12% each year. If... more

statistics hypothesis#3

Assume that each of the following conclusions represents an error in hypothesis testing. Indicate whether each of the statements is a Type I or II error.a) Based on the data, the null hypothesis... more

06/23/15

What is the domain of {(-4, 0), (-2, 1), (1, 3), (2, 6)} ?

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06/23/15

(x^4-8)÷(x+3)

Long Division of polynomials 

Does this even make sense?

At. Louis and Portland are 2060 miles apart. A small plane leaves Portland traveling toward St. Louis at an average of 90mph. Another plane leaves St. Louis at the same time, traveling toward... more

06/23/15

amount invested in fund with 7% profit, and amount invested in fund with 5% profit.

an investor invested a total amount of $1900 in two mutual funds. One fund earned a 7% profit while the other earned a 5% profit. If the total amount of profit was $117, how much was invested in... more

06/23/15

Not really sure how to find these

How many gallons of a 12% indicator solution must be mixed with a 20% indicatior solution to get 10 gallons of a 14% solution 

06/23/15

Is the percent rounded up/down or is the answer rounded to a whole student?

Of the 600 students in my graduating class, 28% have already been accepted to a 4-year college.  How many have already been accepted to a 4-year college?   The teacher said that this could be... more

Suppose I pick a jelly bean at random from a box containing five red and seven blue ones. I record the color and put the jelly bean back in the box.

What is the probability of getting a red jelly bean both times if I do this twice?  Give the probability as a decimal.

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