Twenty-two-year-old tyler is slightly overweight and loves to eat, particularly snack foods and rich desserts. Fearful of becoming overweight, he frequently takes a laxative following episodes of binge eating. Tyler most likely suffers from.

Suppose a random sample of 84 men has a mean foot length of 26.9 cm with a standard deviation of 2.1 cm. what is an 95% confidence interval for this data? question 3 options: question 24 options: 28.58 to 25.22 21.52 to 32.28 24.8 to 29 24.21 to 29.59

Henry just set up direct deposit from his employer to his checking account. the equation y=360x-126.13 represents the balance in henry's account if he deposits his weekly paycheck for x weeks. based on this equation, which of the following statements is true? a) henry earns $126.13 per weekb) henry made an initial deposit of $126.13c) before setting up the direct deposit, henry had overdrawn his accountd) when henry set up the direct deposit, he already had $360 in his account

Alaser tag arena sells two types of memberships. one package costs $325 for one year of membership with an unlimited number of visits. the second package has $125 enrollment fee, includes five free visits, and costs and additional $8 per visit after the first five. how many visits would a person need to use for each type of membership to cost the same amount over a one-year period?