• Q : Probability that the first ball number....
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    Twenty balls are numbered 1 through 20 and placed in a box. A ball is randomly selected and placed back into the box. Then a second ball is randomly selected. What is the probability that the first

  • Q : Confidence interval for the proportion....
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    Calculate the 95% confidence interval for the proportion if: p=0.55 and n = 400

  • Q : Probability of winning....
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    With a certain scratch-off lottery ticket a player can either win $100 or win nothing. The probability that a person wins $100 on a single ticket is 0.258. If Andy buys 10 tickets, what is the proba

  • Q : Confidence interval for the population mean....
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    calculate the 90% confidence interval for the population mean if: x-bar is 95, sigma= 0.8, and n= 16.

  • Q : Scores for females on the critical....
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    The scores for females on the critical reading portion of the SAT are normally distributed, with a mean of 493 and a standard deviation of 112. Random samples of size 36 are drawn from this populati

  • Q : Rearranging the digits....
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    How many different numbers can be formed by rearranging the digits of 858,585,555?

  • Q : Question regarding the bowling pins....
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    Data collected during the last year shows that 10% of the bowling pins produced(on average) are out of specification. If 100 are tested, what is the probability that 12 or less will be rejected?

  • Q : Determining the initial cholesterol level....
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    Choose all the subjects to be close together in initial cholesterol level, engage in the same level of exercise, have approximately the same BMI (body mass index - a standardized measure of weight)

  • Q : Determine the number of days....
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    Determine the number of days, for which the probability of an outage is 0.85.

  • Q : Probability that the milling process....
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    The probability that the milling process at XYM company produces a defective part is 30%. what is the probability that 2 milled parts from a sample of 10 milled parts will be defective?

  • Q : Actual mean noise level in hospitals....
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    Assuming our sample of hospitals is among the most typical half of such samples, the actual mean noise level in hospitals is between db and db.

  • Q : Check of dorm rooms on a large college campus....
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    A check of dorm rooms on a large college campus revealed that 34% had refrigerators, 58% had TVs, and 20% had both a refrigerator and a TV. What's the probability that a randomly selected dorm room

  • Q : Represents independent events....
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    Indicate if the following represents independent events. Explain briefly: The gender of customers using an ATM machine

  • Q : What is the instrument uncertainty....
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    What is the instrument uncertainty? what is the total uncertainty of the next measurement(95% confidence) What is the total uncertainty of the mean of your sample compared to the population mean (assu

  • Q : Determining the predicted value....
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    Assume the model we are using is simple linear regression. Given the predicted value of y if x = 3 is $4.50 and the predicted value of y if x = 4 is $6.00, what is the value of the slope coefficient

  • Q : Amount of saturated fat in a serving....
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    Bob eats a breakfast cereal every day. The amount of saturated fat in a serving is normally distributed with mean 25 g and standard deviation 4 g.

  • Q : Underlying assumption of normality....
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    1) The 1 population t-test for the mean has an underlying assumption of normality (True/False). 2) For n<100, the t-distribution will be more peaked and less spread out than the z-distribution (Tru

  • Q : Group of psychologists repeats....
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    Now suppose this group of psychologists repeats all 60 experiments. About how many of the 60 hypothesis tests do we expect will have a p-value ? .05?

  • Q : Standard deviation of waiting time....
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    What is the probability the student waits more than 45 minutes (total) given they've already waited 20 minutes? d) Given the student waited less than 45 minutes, what is the probability they waited

  • Q : Working for essentials of statistics....
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    Why aren't the answers working for essentials of statistics 5th edition by Mario Triola?

  • Q : Estimate of the mean proton flux....
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    Find a point estimate of the mean proton flux in this time period. Find a point estimate of the standard deviation of the proton flux in this time period.

  • Q : Perspective of the physician....
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    A skeptic challenges his claim, and the physician decides to collect data for the next ten pregnancies to try to support his claim. From the perspective of the physician, what are the null and alter

  • Q : Determine the mean-median-mode-range....
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    Determine the mean, median, mode, range, sample deviation, sample variance.

  • Q : Disorder for the relevant population....
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    Suppose that the prsent success rate in the treatment of a particular psychiatric disorder for the relevant population is known to be .65 (65%). A research group hopes to demonstrate that the succes

  • Q : Number of defects found during a drilling process....
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    If the number of defects found during a drilling process has been averaging 10, what is the probability that exactly 9 defects will be found today?

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