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A photographer wants to buy a new camera to take pictures at a sporting event. The table shows the prices of several cameras. The photographer is considering a camera with a price that is within one standard deviation of the mean price. How many of the cameras meet this condition?
(A) 5 cameras





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$1200

$1400



$2300

$1500



$1800

$2000




(B) 4 cameras
(C) 2 cameras
(D) 1 cameras

3030. A photographer wants to buy a new camera to take pictures at a sporting event. The table shows the prices of several cameras. The photographer is considering a camera with a price that is within one standard deviation of the mean price. How many of the cameras meet this condition?\newline(A) 55 cameras\newline\begin{tabular}{|l|l|}\newline\hline \multicolumn{22}{|c|}{ Camera Prices } \\\newline\hline$1200 \$ 1200 & $1400 \$ 1400 \\\newline\hline$2300 \$ 2300 & $1500 \$ 1500 \\\newline\hline$1800 \$ 1800 & $2000 \$ 2000 \\\newline\hline\newline\end{tabular}\newline(B) 44 cameras\newline(C) 22 cameras\newline(D) 11 cameras

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Q. 3030. A photographer wants to buy a new camera to take pictures at a sporting event. The table shows the prices of several cameras. The photographer is considering a camera with a price that is within one standard deviation of the mean price. How many of the cameras meet this condition?\newline(A) 55 cameras\newline\begin{tabular}{|l|l|}\newline\hline \multicolumn{22}{|c|}{ Camera Prices } \\\newline\hline$1200 \$ 1200 & $1400 \$ 1400 \\\newline\hline$2300 \$ 2300 & $1500 \$ 1500 \\\newline\hline$1800 \$ 1800 & $2000 \$ 2000 \\\newline\hline\newline\end{tabular}\newline(B) 44 cameras\newline(C) 22 cameras\newline(D) 11 cameras
  1. Calculate Mean Price: Calculate the mean price of the cameras.\newlineMean = (1200+1400+2300+1500+1800+2000)/6(1200 + 1400 + 2300 + 1500 + 1800 + 2000) / 6\newlineMean = 9400/69400 / 6\newlineMean = 1566.671566.67
  2. Calculate Deviations from Mean: Calculate the deviations from the mean for each price.\newlineDeviations: \newline12001566.67=366.671200 - 1566.67 = -366.67\newline14001566.67=166.671400 - 1566.67 = -166.67\newline23001566.67=733.332300 - 1566.67 = 733.33\newline15001566.67=66.671500 - 1566.67 = -66.67\newline18001566.67=233.331800 - 1566.67 = 233.33\newline20001566.67=433.332000 - 1566.67 = 433.33
  3. Square Deviations: Square each deviation to find the squared deviations.\newlineSquared deviations:\newline(366.67)2=134444.89(-366.67)^2 = 134444.89\newline(166.67)2=27777.78(-166.67)^2 = 27777.78\newline733.332=537777.78733.33^2 = 537777.78\newline(66.67)2=4444.44(-66.67)^2 = 4444.44\newline233.332=54444.44233.33^2 = 54444.44\newline433.332=187777.78433.33^2 = 187777.78
  4. Calculate Variance: Calculate the mean of the squared deviations (variance).\newlineVariance = 134444.89+27777.78+537777.78+4444.44+54444.44+187777.786\frac{134444.89 + 27777.78 + 537777.78 + 4444.44 + 54444.44 + 187777.78}{6}\newlineVariance = 940667.116\frac{940667.11}{6}\newlineVariance = 156777.85156777.85
  5. Calculate Standard Deviation: Calculate the standard deviation.\newlineStandard Deviation = 156777.85\sqrt{156777.85}\newlineStandard Deviation = 395.95395.95
  6. Determine Range: Determine the range within one standard deviation of the mean.\newlineLower bound = Mean - Standard Deviation\newlineLower bound = 1566.67395.951566.67 - 395.95\newlineLower bound = 1170.721170.72\newlineUpper bound = Mean + Standard Deviation\newlineUpper bound = 1566.67+395.951566.67 + 395.95\newlineUpper bound = 1962.621962.62
  7. Count Prices in Range: Count how many camera prices fall within this range.\newlinePrices within range: 12001200, 14001400, 15001500, 18001800\newlineCount = 44

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