C) your parents have been advised to save 5% of their income for your college education, which would include money for housing, tuition, books, and fees. how much would your parents have saved in one year, following the recommended 5%, if they had an average household income of $48,948? show your work.

Suppose there are 10 five and six-year-old attending a birthday party. when a 30 year old mother walks into the room with an infant in her arms, what happens to the mean age in the room? what happens to the standard deviation of ages in the room? a. the mean and standard deviation of both change. b. the meaning will change, but the standard deviation will stay approximately the same. c. i mean will stay approximately the same, but the standard deviation will change. d. the mean and standard deviation will both stay approximately the same.

Lydia collected two sets of data one set of data shows an outlier. which set has an outlier, and which number is the outlier?

The probability that a student graduating from suburban state university has student loans to pay off after graduation is .60. if two students are randomly selected from this university, what is the probability that neither of them has student loans to pay off after graduation?