• Q : Difference between test for independent groups....
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    What are some other difference between test for independent groups and t test for matched groups? Do they both use the same set of assumptions? Why do we even need two different tests to analysis th

  • Q : Variable that affects others....
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    What is variable that affects others but is not being studied?

  • Q : Examples of deceptive statistics....
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    There are examples of deceptive statistics everywhere - visual data presentations (charts/graphs)-from magazines to newspaper articles. Locate a particularly outrageous chart/graph and interview peo

  • Q : Null and alternative hypotheses....
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    Develop the null and alternative hypotheses to determine whether the schedule adjustment reduced the average lateness time of 12 minutes.

  • Q : Mean enrollment hemoglobin for males....
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    Write the null for this: the average hemoglobin at admission less than 12.5. Is the mean enrollment hemoglobin for males different than the mean enrollment hemoglobin for females? (Null and Alterna

  • Q : Best predicted pulse rate of a woman....
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    The best predicted pulse rate of a woman i=who is 69 in tall is ____ beats per minute.

  • Q : Compute the p-value and round....
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    At \alpha = 5%, is there a significant difference in proportion? Compute the p-value and round to 4 significant decimal places.

  • Q : Percentage of lipitor....
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    Assume that P1 is the Percentage of Lipitor users that developed infection. Test the hypotheses and compute the p-value rounded to 4 decimal places.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the population mean level....
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    Based on the current sample, the standard deviation is equal to $21. Find a 90% confidence interval for the population mean level of spending per hour.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the average number....
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    The coach takes a random sample of 43 players and finds the average number of free throws shot per practice was 225 with a standard deviation of 35. Construct a 99% confidence interval for the avera

  • Q : Population mean level of spending per hour....
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    In an examination of holiday spending (known to be normally distributed) of a sample of 16 holiday shoppers at a local mall, an average of $54 was spent per hour of shopping. Based on the current sa

  • Q : Durations of clinical research studies....
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    Durations of clinical research studies awarded by a particular federal agency are assumed to follow a normal distribution, with a mean of 24 months and a standard deviation of 2.5 months.

  • Q : Estimated regression equation....
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    What is the estimated regression equation? Perform a t test and determine whether or not x and y are related. Use α = 0.05.

  • Q : Course of an average practice....
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    A basketball coach wants to know how many free throws an NBA player shoots during the course of an average practice. The coach takes a random sample of 43 players and finds the average number of fre

  • Q : Random sample of adults and has a margin of error....
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    A newspaper reports that the governor's approval rating stands at 69%. The article adds that the poll is based on a random sample of 726 adults and has a margin of error of 4%. What level of confide

  • Q : Test the hypothesis that the voting patterns....
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    Using MINITAB test the hypothesis that the voting patterns are similar across year in school. Use a=0.05. Identify the parameters

  • Q : Construct the contingency table....
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    Construct the contingency table. Does this data suffest the side ffects of the drug and gender related? Use a=0.05

  • Q : Test new monitoring equipment for diabetes....
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    It is believed that 4% of children have a gene linked to juvenile diabetes. Researchers would like to test new monitoring equipment for diabetes. They hoped to have at least 20 children for their st

  • Q : Random sample of students....
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    Should you use a binomial distribution? Please give a reason for your answer. In a random sample of students X is the number of hours a person studies.

  • Q : Probability that the shipment....
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    Suppose that 6% of the apples on the truck don't meet the desired standard. What is the approximately probability that the shipment will be accepted anyway?

  • Q : Population have a smart phone....
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    It has been stated that 75% of the population have a smart phone. If you randomly choose 10 people, what is the probability that at least 9 people will say they have a smart phone? Please show your

  • Q : Shipment of assorted nuts....
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    A shipment of assorted nuts is labeled as 45% walnuts, 20% hazelnuts, 20% almonds, and 15% pistachios by count. A random scoop of mixture had following counts.

  • Q : Question standard deviation of the random variable....
    Basic Statistics :

    Find and interpret the mean of the random varibale. Obtain the standard deviation of the random variable.

  • Q : Number of failed trials....
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    In a test of weld strength, 80% of tests result in a fracture in the weld,while 20% result in fracture in the beam. Let X denotes the number of failed trials that precede the 3rd beam fracture.

  • Q : Find the probability mass function....
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    Let Y bethe num. of gallons ordered. Find the probability mass function of Y. Find the mean and varianceof the number of gallons ordered.

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