• Q : Distribution for suspended solid concentration....
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    The frequency distribution below shows the distribution for suspended solid concentration (in ppm) in river water of 50 different waters collected in September 2011.

  • Q : Problem related to frequency distribution....
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    The frequency distribution below shows the distribution for suspended solid concentration (in ppm) in river water of 50 different waters collected in September 2011.

  • Q : Find the probability for the waiting time....
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    Use the Excel template for this model to check the current model. Also, find the probability that the waiting time before beginning service exceeds five minutes, and the probability that the waiting

  • Q : How many cd-roms must be sold per month....
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    To just break even, how many CD-ROMs must be sold per month if the fixed costs are $50,000 per month? Number of units = 0

  • Q : Which step is the bottleneck....
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    Which step is the bottleneck? Which process step has the highest capacity?

  • Q : Find the critical region for a test....
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    Find the critical region for a test that is uniformly mast powerful for testing Ho: λ= 4 against H1 : λ > 4 at level of significance .05.

  • Q : Sampling distribution of the mle....
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    Suppose that certain electronic components have lifetimes that are exponentially distributed: f(t|τ) = (1/τ)exp(-t/τ),t > 0. Five new components are put on test, the first one fails at

  • Q : Performing regression analysis....
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    In this problem we will perform regression analysis on the sepal and petal measurements of the first 50 flowers in the Iris data. We want to use the sepal length and width and the petal length of a

  • Q : Find the maximum likelihood estimates....
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    Suppose that X = (xij)nx2 is an observed data matrix from a bivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ2I), where I is the 2 x 2 identity matrix. Find the maximum likelihood estimates of μ and &si

  • Q : Bivariate normal distribution....
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    Suppose that X = (xij)nx2 is an observed data matrix from a bivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ2I), where I is the 2 x 2 identity matrix. Find the maximum likelihood estimates of μ and &si

  • Q : Construct a dot plot for the data....
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    Question: Computer City has compiled the following sales data regarding the number of computers sold each day for the past 18 days. Construct a dot plot for the data.

  • Q : Construct a stem-and-leaf chart for the ages....
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    The ages of 32 people who signed up for a one year membership at GYM last month are shown in the table below. Construct a stem-and-leaf chart for the ages of the new members.

  • Q : Determine the first-second and third quartile....
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    The selling prices (in thousands of dollars) for a sample of 15 recreational vehicles sold by GetAway RV's and Boats are shown in the table below. Determine the following: (a) The first Quartile (b

  • Q : Statistics-quantative methods and analysis....
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    The selling prices (in thousands of dollars) for a sample of 15 recreational vehicles sold by GetAway RV's and Boats are shown in the table below. Determine the following:

  • Q : Estimate of the final selling price....
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    What is your estimate of the final selling price and number of days required to sell each of these units?

  • Q : Opportunities to form cooperative strategies....
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    Firms with a reputation for ethical behavior in strategic alliances are likely to have more opportunities to form cooperative strategies than those that have not earned this reputation.

  • Q : Conclusion regarding the hypothesis....
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    He also had the same directional hypothesis. Write up the summary of his results and his conclusion regarding his hypothesis. What observations would you make from the findings of these two studies?

  • Q : Events female and pediatrician independent....
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    There are a total of 160 practicing physician in a city. Of them 75 are female and 25 are pediatricians of the 75 females, 20 are pediatricians are these events female and pediatrician independent?

  • Q : Problem related to candidates popularity....
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    Is this sufficient evidence, at a significance level of 5%, to allow us to conclude that the candidate's popularity has decreased? State any assumptions that need to be made.

  • Q : Supervisor-employee gender relationship....
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    Using the data in the table above, and assuming a significance level of 10%, conduct a test to determine whether the level of job satisfaction depends on the supervisor-employee gender relationship

  • Q : Hypothesis that dividend payout ratios normally distributed....
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    Using a significance level of 10%, test the hypothesis that dividend payout ratios are normally distributed. (HINT: Combine the three highest classes, since the expected frequencies of the two high

  • Q : Calculating the seasonal quarterly indexes....
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    Using a four-quarter centred moving average, measure the quarterly variation by calculating the seasonal (quarterly) indexes. Use these to obtain the seasonally adjusted earnings for each of the 16

  • Q : Probability related to profit....
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    JenCo tracks their daily profits and has found that the distribution of profits is approximately normal with a mean of $20,700.00 and a standard deviation of about $750.00. Compute the probability t

  • Q : Probability related to defective items....
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    A population consists of 45 items, 35 of which are defective. In a sample of 4 items, what is the probability that exactly 3 are defective?

  • Q : Calculate probabilities-accidents follow a poisson process....
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    Police records show that there has been an average of 2 accidents per week on a new freeway. Calculate the probabilities if these accidents follow a Poisson process.

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