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Independent random samples taken at two companies provide the following information regarding the anual salaries of the employees.
MNM Inc, has their stores located at three different locations. Random samples of the daily sales of the three stores (in $1,00) are shown below.
Formulate two distinct hypotheses concerning relations between variables. Cross tabulate the two pairs of variables corresponding to each hypotheses.
A candy company claims that 92% of consumers like their candies. To test this claim, 9571 people are selected at random from those who have eaten the company's
Compare data from a study I have been doing, but don't know which statistical tests to use. I have surveyed 40 hedgerows:
A manufacturer of stereo systems has a production line that produces an average of 100 stereo systems per day.
A vendor sells turkeys to a restaurant chain. He claims that the mean weight of the turkeys is more than 15 pounds
If when you do a Hypothesis test about the Population Mean, somehow you have the actual value for the Population Standard Deviation.
A flour manufacturer packs flour into paper bags, each of which is supposed to hold 10 pounds, or 160 ounces.
A computer store claimed that about 80% of all service calls are due to a malfunctioning processor
The personnel manager of a large insurance company would like to evaluate the effectiveness of four different sales training programs.
Suresh is comparing magazines and newspapers. He chooses a passage from one newspaper and one magazine.
A cereal company claims that the weight of the cereal in one of the packages is at least 14 ounces. Eight packages are tested and the weight
7 of 8,500 people vaccinated against a disease, later developed the disease. 18 out of 10,000 people after being vaccinated with a placebo(false vaccination)
A test of statistical reasoning is given to 10 students before and after an elementary statistics course.
An automobile company thinks that with new designs, its cars will last longer before having a problem.
Calculate the differences between the prices for each type of software package. Just looking at the differences, do you think that one company charges
Most traffic lights are set so that there is enough time for pedestrians to cross the road safely. A recent study indicates that a large number of elderly
Mary is a social worker who leads a treatment group of young adults diagnosed with chronic anxiety. Group members are selected for treatment
A woman and her son are debating about the average length of a preacher's sermons on Sunday morning
The quality-control manager at a lightbulb factory needs to determine whether the mean life of a large shipment of lightbulbs is equal to the specified value
School A states the average number of days missed by each student is 4.0. Office personnel randomly sampled a portion of their attendance
A sample of 40 observations is selected from one somewhat normal population. The sample mean is 102 and the sample standard deviation is 5
Using the .05 cutoff figure, find an appropriate critical region for testing the null hypothesis 'theta is greater than or equal to .154 against the alternate
A sample of 40 households with school-age children in Middletown was randomly selected. The mean length of time was 7.6 years, with a standard deviation of 2.3