• Q : Expected that an equal number of patrons....
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    It is expected that an equal number of patrons will choose each flavor. Based on the observed frequencies given below, what is the decision for this test?

  • Q : Effects of two factors on the latherability of soap....
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    A study was conducted to determine the effects of two factors on the latherability of soap. The two factors were type of water (tap or distilled) and glycerol (present or absent).

  • Q : Fatal aviation accidents in imc vs vmc....
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    How can I formulate a statistical test to figure out if there is significance between fatal aviation accidents in IMC vs VMC using this data IMC had 97 accidents and 212 deaths. VMC has 14 accidents

  • Q : Report of a simple research study....
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    Find an online report of a simple research study that includes statistics. You must include website link to the report so that your instructor can access it.

  • Q : Number of occurrences per time period....
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    Data on the number of occurrences per time period and observed frequencies follow. Compute the value of the test statistic.

  • Q : Registration to report for jury duty....
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    Three people are randomly selected from voter registration to report for jury duty. The gender(male or female) of each person is noted by the county clerk.

  • Q : Issue of company valuation....
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    A random sample of 120 financial analyst was polled on the issue of company valuation. Ninety-six favored inclusion of third-party company valuation with any prospectus.

  • Q : Investigation of a random sample....
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    An initial investigation of a random sample of 10 cases determined that the standard deviation of time was 40 minutes.

  • Q : Decision making process....
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    What would you want to know about this study to guide your decision making process? Outline steps you would take to trial this process on your unit.

  • Q : Predicted value of the response variable....
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    What is the predicted value of the response variable when the explanatory variable has value 68.9?

  • Q : Standard deviation measures....
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    For a given set of data, the standard deviation measures:

  • Q : Null hypothesis and the alternate hypothesis....
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    The standard deviation of this sample was 1.33 residents. At the .05 significance level, is it reasonable to conclude the mean number of residents in the retirement community household is less than

  • Q : Conduct a significance test and decide to fail....
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    Suppose you conduct a significance test and decide to Fail The reject the null hypothesis H0 at the alpha =.05 level. If you conduct the same test on the same data but instead use the alpha =.01 lev

  • Q : Sufficient evidence to conclude that gender and opinion....
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    Do the sample data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that gender and opinion are related in the population? Use ?=.05. (Need a walkthrough for how to do this in Minitab: A > B > C > D

  • Q : Personal savings accounts of job-holding....
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    The table below displays data the First Bank of Silverhaven (FBS) has collected on the personal savings accounts of its job-holding customers.

  • Q : Manager attitude towards decision....
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    If the manager chooses not to develop the battery, which of the following best describes the manager's attitude towards this decision?

  • Q : Manager of the eris shoe company....
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    The manager of the Eris Shoe Company must decide whether or not to contract a controversial sports celebrity as its spokesperson.

  • Q : Distribution of defective products in the stores order....
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    Name and specify the distribution of defective products in the stores order. What is the probability that the order will get returned? Write out the probability statement and summarize the formula yo

  • Q : Fictional two-group experiment....
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    Describe a fictional two-group experiment that could be tested with an independent t-test but violates the assumption required for homogeneity of variance. Explain what the researcher could have don

  • Q : Right hand side value of constraint....
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    A maximization linear program has been solved and sensitivity analysis has been performed. The ranges for the right hand side ranges have been found. For constraint one, the upper bound is 80, the l

  • Q : Values of the exponential smoothing forecast....
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    Below you are given actual values of a time series and the first two values of the exponential smoothing forecast. If the smoothing constant equals 0.30 determine the exponential smoothing forecast

  • Q : Find the conditional probability mass function....
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    Find the conditional probability mass function Px|y(y|2). Find the conditional expectation of E(Y|X =2). Find the correlation coefficient between X and Y. (Show all solution steps).

  • Q : Fictional two-group experiment....
    Basic Statistics :

    Describe a fictional two-group experiment that could be tested with an independent t-test but violates the assumption required for homogeneity of variance. Explain what the researcher could have don

  • Q : Upper and lower control limits for the mean and range....
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    Greg Stock is attempting to monitor a filling process that has an overall average of 705 cc. The averange range is 6 cc. If you use a sample size of 10, what are the upper and lower control limits f

  • Q : Distribution a probability distribution....
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    Is the following distribution a probability distribution. Explain your answer.

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