The table shows how many coins are in Joshua’s coin jar. Joshua intends to blindly reach in to the coin jar, pull out the first coin he touches, record its value, and replace it. He will select a coin 50 times. Set aside the different coin sizes, and assume the size of the coin does not impact his ability to select it.

Pennies - 81
Nickels - 17
Dimes - 40
Quarters - 62

Enter the number of times a dime is expected to be pulled from the jar.

Can (3,5 and square root 34) be sides on a right triangle?

Formulate the indicated conclusion in nontechnical terms. be sure to address the original claim. the foundation chair for a hospital claims that the mean number of filled overnight beds is over 523, and she is therefore justified starting a funding campaign to add a wing to the hospital. assuming that a hypothesis test has been conducted and that the conclusion is failure to reject the null hypothesis, state the conclusion in nontechnical terms.

You just purchased two coins at a price of $670 each. because one of the coins is more collectible, you believe that its value will increase at a rate of 7.1 percent per year, while you believe the second coin will only increase at 6.5 percent per year. if you are correct, how much more will the first coin be worth in 15 years?