Ben and his friends are going to play putt-putt. at one location, they can pay $2.00 for rentals plus $7.50 per game. at another location, it would cost $8.00 for rentals and $6.00 per game. how many games would they play in order to cost the same amount?

What are the critical values that correspond to a 95% confidence level and a sample size of 93? a. 65.647, 118.136 b. 59.196, 128.299 c. 57.143, 106.629 d. 69.196, 113.145

Jordan has $5.37, which he is using to buy ingredients to make salsa. he is buying one red pepper for $1.29 and three pounds of tomatoes. if jordan has exactly the right amount of money he needs, what is the price per pound of the tomatoes? choose the correct equation to represent this real-world problem. solve the equation and verify the reasonableness of your answer. a pound of tomatoes costs .

Thompson and thompson is a steel bolts manufacturing company. their current steel bolts have a mean diameter of 127 millimeters, and a variance of 36. if a random sample of 35 steel bolts is selected, what is the probability that the sample mean would differ from the population mean by greater than 0.5 millimeters? round your answer to four decimal places.