• Q : Estimate the mean score....
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    Scores on a certain test are normally distributed and a researcher wishes to estimate the mean score achieved by all students on the test. He was told that he would need a sample size of 100 to assu

  • Q : Population mean and the sample mean....
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    On average how much difference should exist between the population mean and the sample mean for n = 4 scores randomly selected from the population?

  • Q : Proportion of the connectors fail....
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    If the 80% of the connectors are kept dry and 20% are wet what proportion of the connectors fail during the waranty period.

  • Q : Poisson process with a mean....
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    The number of patients arriving at a medical emergency can be modelled as poisson process with a mean of 25 arrivals per hour. Determine the probability that there are no patients in an interval of

  • Q : Different animal groups....
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    A certain zoo is know to collect "unusual" animals from different animal groups. One ostrich specimen in the zoo weighs 229 kg and one elephant specimen weighs 8150 kg.

  • Q : Exponential distribution with a mean....
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    Assume every bus in Gainesville follows an exponential distribution with a mean of 7.5 minutes. From a bus stop, we randomly survey 100 different buses (i.e., not of the same line).

  • Q : Alkalinity level of water specimens....
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    The alkalinity level of water specimens collected from the Han River in Seoul, Korea, has a mean of 50 milligrams per liter and a standard deviation of 3.2 milligrams per liter.

  • Q : Probability that the person selected is over....
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    A U. S. citizen 15 years of age or older is selected at random. Determine the probability that the person selected is over 64, given that the person does not live with spouse.

  • Q : Normal distribution with the standard deviation....
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    A certain brand of phone is supposed to weight 25 grams. We assume that the phone weight follow a normal distribution with the standard deviation off s=3 grams.We buy 4 such phones and compute the m

  • Q : Confident that the error in the estimation....
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    Let X be normally distributed random variable with mean u and variance s2= 4.84. Determine the the size of the sample required to be 90% confident that the error in the estimation is of u is at most

  • Q : Probability of having....
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    There is a 25% chance that a fuse of a certain type is defective. Approximate the probability of having more than or equal to 15 defective fuses in a box containing 30 fuses.

  • Q : Grade of a student in a stat course....
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    Let X equal to the grade of a student in a stat course. Suppose that X is N(u, 100). Using the traditional method of teaching, the average student grade was u=60.

  • Q : Manufactured battery is defective....
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    A manufactured battery is defective with the probability of 5%.In a lot of n=200 batteries, approximate the probability that at most 12 car batteries are defective.

  • Q : Probability that a random sample....
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    An electronic company manufactures resistors that have a mean resistance of u= 100 ohm and a standard deviation s= 10 ohm. Find the probability that a random sample of n= 36 resistors will have a re

  • Q : Two sided confidence interval on the mean bullet diameter....
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    The diameter of a certain buleet is known fo have a normal distribution with Standard deviation= 0.01cm. A random sample of size 10 yields an average diameter of 1.50cm. Find a 99% two sided confide

  • Q : Test of a method of gender selection....
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    In a test of a method of gender selection, a trial is designed so that five couples give birth to five children. How many gender sequences are possible?

  • Q : Probability that the second is blue....
    Basic Statistics :

    You have a box with 3 red, 4 white, and 2 blue balls in it. Suppose you take two balls out of a box without replacement what is the probability that the second is blue?

  • Q : Determining the colormetric method....
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    Colormetric method is used to test lake water for nitrates. If water specimens contain nitrates, a solution dropped into the water will cause the specimen to turn red 95% of the time.

  • Q : Possible events in s including the null event....
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    A sample space (S) contains four sample points E1, E2, E3, E4. List all possible events in S including the null event.

  • Q : Sample of discharge of suspended solids....
    Basic Statistics :

    In a sample of discharge of suspended solids from a phosphate mine, it was noted that the mean daily discharge was 27 mg/L and variance was 196. Assuming that the daily discharge is approximately no

  • Q : Two forwards and two guards....
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    If the coach must start a lineup with one center, two forwards and two guards, how many possible lineups can the coach choose?

  • Q : Random from the list of all customers....
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    Suppose two customers are chosen at random from the list of all customers. What is the probability that both customers will pay their monthly bill in full?

  • Q : State the critical value for the test....
    Basic Statistics :

    One year later a survey of computer workstations found 106 Sun, 73 HP, 84 IBM, 45 Digital and 90 other. Test at the 10% level of significance whether changes have occurred during the 1-year period.

  • Q : Weight status category and the corresponding....
    Basic Statistics :

    Weight status category and the corresponding percentiles and BMI ranges for 10-year-old boys in the states table.

  • Q : Corresponding percentiles and bmi ranges....
    Basic Statistics :

    Weight status category and the corresponding percentiles and BMI ranges for 10-year-old boys in the states table.

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