• Q : Compute the expected profit for reselling the property....
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    They feel they can resell the property for $120,000 with probability 0.15, $100,000 with probability 0.45, $80,000 with probability 0.25 and $60,000 with probability 0.15. Compute the expected profi

  • Q : Represent dependent or independent samples....
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    At the completion of the experiment, the experimenter will have two sets of scores. Do these two samples represent dependent or independent samples? Explain.

  • Q : F-test to test equality of variances in a two-tailed test....
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    In using the F-test to test equality of variances in a two-tailed test, what can we do to insure that we will not need a left-tail critical value of F? Why is it of importance for a healthcare profe

  • Q : Compute the expected profit for reselling the property....
    Basic Statistics :

    Shawn and Maddie purchase a foreclosed property for $50,000 and spend an additional $27,000 fixing up the property. They feel they can resell the property for $120,000 with probability 0.15, $100,00

  • Q : Percentage of cars traveling....
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    The speeds of care on a particular interstate are normally distributed with a mean of 74 mph and a standard deviation of 6 mph. Find the percentage of cars traveling on this highway waith a speed of m

  • Q : Households to be interviewed....
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    A polling company uses random digit dialing to select the households to be interviewed. In one city, in 1000 calls, 15% of the calls reach an unlisted number. This is not surprising, since 18% of th

  • Q : Probability that the new employees....
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    A new tenant of the building intends to have a total of 125 new employees. What is the probability that the new employees will consume more than 240 cups per day?

  • Q : Simple random sample....
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    What is the probability that a simple random sample of 40 malegraduates will provide a sample mean within $10,000 of the population mean, $168,000 (to 4 decimals)?

  • Q : Mean length of service in the profession....
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    An independent random sample of 70 retired nurses who received their RN degrees at age thirty or later indicated that their mean length of service in the profession was 10.2 years with standard devi

  • Q : Proportion that had flower gardens....
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    Two years ago, a random sample of 1000 homeowners showed that 435 of them had flower gardens. This year an independent random sample of 1000 homeowners showed 380 of them have flower gardens. Test t

  • Q : Confidence interval for the average length....
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    The service pulls a random sample of 50 reports in that sample, the average length of calls was 1.2 minutes with a standard deviation of 0.6 minutes. Construct a 90% confidence interval for the aver

  • Q : Confidence interval for the difference in population mean....
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    Find an 80% confidence interval for the difference in population mean numbers of eggs per nest. Does it seem likely that there is a difference in the population means? Explain.

  • Q : Subject in a random sample....
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    In a survey of office workers, each subject in a random sample of 36 is asked to report the number of times during the previous month that he or she has eaten an evening meal at a non-fast food rest

  • Q : Acceptance of a chocolate flavored cough medicine....
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    A marketing research firm is interested in knowing about the acceptance of a chocolate flavored cough medicine. In a survey of 120 people, 51 indicated that they would buy a chocolate flavored cough

  • Q : Expect the distribution of mean class scores....
    Basic Statistics :

    The LSAT has a mean score of 151 with a standard deviation of 9 and a unimodal, symmetric distribution of scores. A test preparation organization teaches small classes of 9 students at a time. A la

  • Q : Numbers of dollars corresponding....
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    A sinlge die is rolled. A person receives double the numbers of dollars corresponding to teh dots on the face that turn up ($2, $4, $6, $8, $10, $12). What is the expected amount a person could win?

  • Q : Collecting data about our student population....
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    In collecting data about our student population, 91 females and 53 males were surveyd. It was determined that 16% of the females sampled are left-handed and 96% of the males are right handed. If a s

  • Q : Area under the standard normal curve....
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    Find the area under the standard normal curve over the interval z = ?0.53 to z = 0.53. Compute probabilities using the standard normal table in Appendix B (Table 3). Round the answer to four decimal

  • Q : Purpose of using hypothesis testing....
    Basic Statistics :

    What is the purpose of using hypothesis testing? How may it be used to formulate strategies? Provide examples related to strategy formulation and implementation.

  • Q : Type of random variable....
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    Let X denote the number of defective gauges selected and Y the number of nondefective gauges selected. a) Find the marginal densities for both X and Y. What type of random variable is Y? b) Intuitiv

  • Q : Average number of customers....
    Basic Statistics :

    Suppose a local store averages 483 cusotmers per day entering the facilty with a standard deviation of 112 customers. A random sample of 48 days was selected. What is the probability that the averag

  • Q : Uniform distribution on the interval....
    Basic Statistics :

    An article suggests the uniform distribution on the interval (8.5, 18) as a model for depth (cm) of the bioturbation layer in sediment in a certain region. What is the probability that observed dept

  • Q : Calculating the probability that a given box....
    Basic Statistics :

    A manufacturer of booklets packages them in boxes of 100 booklets. It is known that, on the average, the booklets weigh 1 ounce, with a standard deviation of 0.024 oz. The manufacturer is interested

  • Q : Effect of an antibiotic on the growth....
    Basic Statistics :

    A biologist wishes to estimate the effect of an antibiotic on the growth of a particular bacterium by examining the mean area of bacteria present per plate of culture when a fixed amount of the anti

  • Q : Average number of patients....
    Basic Statistics :

    Patients arriving at an outpatient clinic are routinely screened for high blood pressure. Assume that this condition occurs in 15% of the population. What is the average number of patients that must

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