According to a candy company, packages of a certain candy contain 17% orange candies. Suppose we examine 50 random candies. a. What value should we expect for our sample percentage of orange candies? b. What is the standard error? c. Use your answers to fill in the blanks below. We expect % orange candies, give or take %.

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 .

What is always true about a positive integer raised to a negative odd power?

Starting at home, emily traveled uphill to the hardware store for 606060 minutes at just 666 mph. she then traveled back home along the same path downhill at a speed of 121212 mph. what is her average speed for the entire trip from home to the hardware store and back?