Neil Berman, owner of the Bakery company, stated that his company's average weekly production level was 11398 loaves of bread, with a variance of 49729 loaves of bread squared. Whether the data used to calculate the results were collected within 32 weeks; a. during how many weeks was the production level below 11175 loaves of bread? b. For how many weeks was the production level above 11844 loaves of bread? Select one: Or a. Rta a: 5 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 2 weeks approximately above 11844 bars of bread Or b. Rta a: 7.11 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 5 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread O c. Rta a: 2 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 5 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread Or d. Rta a: 7.11 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 2 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread

Neil Berman, owner of the Bakery company, stated that his company's average weekly production level was 11398 loaves of bread, with a variance of 49729 loaves of bread squared. Whether the data used to calculate the results were collected within 32 weeks; a. during how many weeks was the production level below 11175 loaves of bread? b. For how many weeks was the production level above 11844 loaves of bread? Select one: Or a. Rta a: 5 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 2 weeks approximately above 11844 bars of bread Or b. Rta a: 7.11 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 5 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread O c. Rta a: 2 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 5 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread Or d. Rta a: 7.11 weeks approximately below 11175 Rta b: 2 weeks approximately above 11844 bars bread

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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