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QUESTION 3 The Fоrmulа 1 Quаntаs Australian Grand Prix was held in Melbоurne during March 2012. Belоw the layout of the track, known as Albert Park. The record for the fastest lap on this track is held by M. Schumacher who completed the one lap (which is 5,303 km) in a time of 1 minute 24 seconds Click on the button below to open the image of the track. 3.1 Convert Schumacher's lap record of 1 minute 24 seconds to seconds only. (2) 3.2 Determine Schumacher's average speed for his record lap. Round your answer off to the nearest km/h. You may want to use the formula: Speed = Distance ÷ time (4) 3.3 The distance of the entire race is 307,574 km. How many laps was the race? (2) 3.4 A Formula 1 driver typically loses around 3 kg water weight (or 3 L of water) by the constant exertion on his body and dehydration in the cockpit during a race. In hotter conditions, water loss in the body can increase by 25%. Calculate the total amount of water loss a driver would suffer if he was racing in these hot conditions. Give your answer in liters. (4) 3.5 Michael Schumacher’s record for the fastest lap was broken in 2020 by Lewis Hamilton in Italy. He completed the lap at an average speed of 264.363km/h. What is the difference in the average speed between M. Schumacher's fastest lap and that of Lewis Hamilton? (2)
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An experiment wаs dоne tо determine if listening tо your fаvorite music helps а person memorize information. The experiment randomly assigned people into two groups. One group memorized information while listening to their favorite music. The other group memorized the same information in a silent room. The scientists running the experiment used Statcato to calculate a two-population confidence interval to compare the proportions from each group that were able to memorize a significant amount of the information (high retention). Population 1 is those that listen to their favorite music and Population 2 is those that listen to no music. Use the printout below to answer the following questions. Assume the data met all of the assumptions for the confidence interval. Number of Events Number of Trials Proportion Sample 1 Favorite Music 10 25 0.4 Sample 2 No Music 19 26 0.731 Difference between the sample proportions = -0.331 Margin of Error = 0.257 95% CI = (-0.5876, -0.0740) Did the favorite music group do significantly better, significantly worse, or about the same as the no music group? Explain how you know. (Type your answer in the space below.)