Mathematics, 16.10.2020 23:01, shaylawaldo11
A minor league baseball team wants to sell ad space on their outfield wall to local businesses. The team originally thinks about charging $250 per ad. However, the local businesses know that the more ads there are, the less focus each individual ad will get, so they’re not willing to pay as much per ad if they know there will be more of them. The team does market research and finds that they can get $250 for one ad, $245 per ad for two ads, $240 per ad for three ads, and so on. The total revenue from all the outfield banners is calculated using the expression a(250-5(a-1)). Interpret what the expression 250-5(a-1) represents, and explain your reasoning.
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Noor brought 21 sheets of stickers. she gave 1/3 of a sheet to each of the 45 students at recess. she wants to give teachers 1 1/2 sheets each.
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 18:30, llolo8
Abouncy ball is released from a certain height. on the first bounce, it travels 32cm. with each subsequent bounce, it travels 9/10 the distance of the previous bounce. what is the total distance that the ball has traveled when it completes its 25th bounce?
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Mathematics, 22.06.2019 01:20, blackboy21
1. why is a frequency distribution useful? it allows researchers to see the "shape" of the data. it tells researchers how often the mean occurs in a set of data. it can visually identify the mean. it ignores outliers. 2. the is defined by its mean and standard deviation alone. normal distribution frequency distribution median distribution marginal distribution 3. approximately % of the data in a given sample falls within three standard deviations of the mean if it is normally distributed. 95 68 34 99 4. a data set is said to be if the mean of the data is greater than the median of the data. normally distributed frequency distributed right-skewed left-skewed
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