• Q : Results of this study can be generalized....
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    Describe how a simple random sample of 30 women can be selected from the pool of 2,500 available for the study. b. Comment on whether the results of this study can be generalized to all adult women

  • Q : Replacement close to the probability of getting....
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    Why is the probability of getting two red balls when sampling without replacement close to the probability of getting two red balls when sampling with replacement?

  • Q : Distribution of gasoline consumption expenditures....
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    A resent report indicated an average family of four 2 parents and 2 children under the age of 16, spends $500 per month on gaoline. Assume the distribution of gasoline consumption expenditures for a

  • Q : Disjoint events....
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    Assume that event A occurs with probability 0.4 and event B occurs with probability 0.5. Assume that A and B are disjoint events. The probability that either event occurs (A or B) is

  • Q : Probability that either event occurs....
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    Assume that event A occurs with probability 0.4 and event B occurs with probability 0.5. Assume that A and B are disjoint events. The probability that either event occurs (A or B) is

  • Q : Probability of getting two red balls....
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    Why is the probability of getting two red balls when sampling without replacement close to the probability of getting two red balls when sampling with replacement?

  • Q : Find the inverse cdf of given distributions....
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    Find the inverse cdf of given distributions using R: Let the inverse cdf to be a r.v. U which follows the Uniform(0,1)

  • Q : Interval estimate for the true population mean iq score....
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    Using the graph what is the probability of a Type II error if th true average IQ is 144? What must I do in order to force this Type II error to be exactly equal to Type I error? Compute an Interval

  • Q : Ownership of the retail trade industry in the us....
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    A researcher, concerned about the foreign ownership of the retail Trade industry in the U.S. , conducts a survey of retail firms in the country. In a sample of one hundred retail firms the researche

  • Q : Inverse transform method....
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    Use Inverse Transform Method to create the following r.v.s using R

  • Q : Foreign ownership of the retail trade industy....
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    A researcher, concerned about the foreign ownership of the retail trade industy in the U.S., conducts a survey of retail firms in the country. in a sample of one hundred retail firms the researcher

  • Q : Manufacturer of disk controllers subjects....
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    A manufacturer of disk controllers subjects each new controllers to rigorous testing. Of newly assembled controllers, 84% pass the test with no rework. Controller that fail the initial test are rewo

  • Q : Construct the power curve....
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    A researcher conducts an experiment on the IQ of one hundred randomly selected only children and finds that their average IQ is 145. test the hypothesis that the IQ of only children is below 150 at

  • Q : Probability that this happens....
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    A guard works betwwen 5 p.m. and 12 midnight; he sleeps an average of 1 hour before 9 p.m., and 1.5 hours betwween 9 and 12. An inspector finds him asleep, what is the probability that this happens

  • Q : Computer and plot residuals from the linear relationships....
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    Computer and plot Residuals from the linear relationships fit in b) Discuss what they suggest about the appropriateness of that fitted equation. (Plot residuals versus X, residuals versus Y, and mak

  • Q : Histogram depicting the data....
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    The following table displays the salaries of 20 workers per week:

  • Q : Probabilty that printer is involved....
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    Your program is destroyed when a printer jams. What is the probabilty that printer is involved? Printer B is involved? Printer C is involved?

  • Q : Quantal assay experiments....
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    Often the experimental factor X is replaced by ln(X) in these quantal assay experiments. Repeat (a) using ln(X) and comment on the fit of these models.

  • Q : Extensive data supports....
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    Consider babies born in the "normal range" of 37-43 weeks gestational age. Extensive data supports the assumption that for such babies born in the United States, birth weight is normally distributed

  • Q : Correlation coefficient and concluded no relationships....
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    The reasearcher for this study calcualted a pearson correlation coefficient and concluded no relationships existed between the two variables. Was he correct in his conclusion?

  • Q : Incidence rate of waterborne diseases....
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    What is the incidence rate of waterborne diseases in Africa? A patient suffering from a waterborne disease is randomly chosen from a clinic in an African village. What is the probability that this pa

  • Q : Detection of prostate cancer....
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    A screening test which measures the level of a prostate speific antigen (PSA) is a commonly used tool for the detection of prostate cancer. Men with PSA levels greater than 10 have a chance of 67% o

  • Q : Temperature difference between the inside and outside walls....
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    In order to calculate the heat loss through the wall of a building, it is necessary to know the temperature difference between the inside and outside walls.

  • Q : Probability density function of the net weight....
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    The probability density function of the net weight in ounces of a packaged compound is f(x) =x/40 for 19<x<21 ounces and f(x) =0 for x elsewhere. Show calculations for all parts.

  • Q : Probability of success....
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    In a binomial experiment the probability of success is 0.06. What is the probability of at most two successes in seven trials?

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