City officials in Sacramento conducted a survey asking voters how they plan to vote in the upcoming election. The data collected is summarized in the table below. Male Female Total Will Vote In Person Will Vote By Mail 143 313 232 375 375 688 Margin of Error: E = Confidence Interval: Will Not Vote 99 a. Construct a 84% confidence interval for the proportion of voters who plan to vote in person. Critical value: 2* or t* = (Enter the positive one.) b. Interpret your result in part (a) in a complete sentence. 88 187 Total 555 695 1250

You are opening a plant that will manufacture widgets (w) and gizmos (g). The widget machines cost $10,000 each. They each require 4 operators and 500 square feet o space. The gizmo machines each cost $6,000 ard require 6 operators and 500 square feet of space. Your new plant has 40,000 square feet of space available for the machines. HR estimates that you will be able to hire 460 operators to run the machines. Your budget for buying machines is $660,000. a) List all 5 constraints. b) List the coordinates of the corners of the graph in (g,w) form. (We cannot buy a fraction of a production machine. If the corners are not whole numbers, give the closest whole number coordinates along each constraint line.) c) Given the following estimated profits per hour per machine in each scenario, how many of each type of machine should you buy? What will be your profit per hour at tha Profit per Maximum Profit per Widget Number of Gismos Number of Widets Gizmo Profit $99 $98 $78 $120 $265 $103 ts…

Identify two problems with the following question. Explain how you would rewrite it so that it is more appropriate.given that youth crime is on the rise in urban areas, what should be the top enforcement priority for our local police force? which one is correct answer? 1.youth crime 2.car theft 3.illegal drug use 4.violent crime

both sheets are for the same problem.