• Q : Determination and the coefficient of non-determination....
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    If the correlation coefficient r is equal to 0.726, find the coefficient of determination and the coefficient of non-determination.

  • Q : Find the coefficient of determintation....
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    If the correlation coefficient r is equal to 0.476, find the coefficient of determintation.

  • Q : Equation for the regression line....
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    If the equation for the regression line is y'=7-9X, then a value of x=-1 will result in a predicted value for y of

  • Q : Number of recorders the manager....
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    Determine the number of recorders the manager should order each month to meet 90% of customer demand.

  • Q : Simple random sample of all adults....
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    Hannah selected a simple random sample of all adults in her town and, based on this sample, constructed a confidence interval for the mean salary of all adults in the town. However, the distribution

  • Q : Effectiveness of a new teaching method....
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    Suppose that you are conducting a study on the effectiveness of a new teaching method and that you wish to use a hypothesis test to support your claim regarding the mean test score under this method

  • Q : Most conservative critical value for a one sided....
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    Determine the most conservative critical value for a one sided Smith-Satterthwaite test at alpha=0.05 given var1=4, n1=4, var2=8, n2=4?

  • Q : Information from the previous problem....
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    Part b Using the information from the previous problem, what is the probability that no more than 1 person will say they have a smart phone?

  • Q : Should you use a binomial distribution....
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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 : Engine diagnostic program for the flight....
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    A software developer is interested in finding what the best color theme should be for an engine diagnostic program for the flight line.

  • Q : Reach about the null hypothesis....
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    A normal population has a mean of 20. after an experimental treatment, a sample yields the following scores: 15,25,30,20 and 22. What is the t-score for a hypothesis test for the effect of the treat

  • Q : Sufficient evidence to reject the suppliers claim....
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    A manufacturer of automobile purchases machine bolts from a supplier who claims that no more than 5% of suppliers bolts are defective. From a sample of 400 bolts, it is found that 28 are defective.

  • Q : Equiprobable approach goodness....
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    An equiprobable approach goodness of fit test with 9 cells for sample data that is normally distributed with a mean of 10 and a std of 2, would have how many degrees of freedom for the critical valu

  • Q : Independent geometric random variables....
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    Let W1 and W2 be independent geometric random variables with parameters 0.2 and 0.4. Find

  • Q : Average life expectancy in the united states....
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    Estimate the average life expectancy in the United States in the year 1956 according to the linear model in part (a). Average life expectancy in 1956?

  • Q : Estimate for the proportion of registered adults....
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    Additionally, a random sample of 1000 registered voters in the southern half of the state is selected, of which 475 support the candidate. Reference: Ref 20-1 The estimate for the proportion of regi

  • Q : Correlation between the amount of food served....
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    If you collect data at any ONE restaurant, the correlation between the amount of food served per person and the price paid for it should be:

  • Q : Confidential and voluntary survey....
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    A confidential and voluntary survey conducted in STA 3024 in the Spring of 1999 asked the students questions about their sex life. A simple linear regression analysis was conducted to predict the nu

  • Q : Equation of the least squares regression line....
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    Find the equation of the Least Squares Regression line if:

  • Q : Verbal and math sat scores....
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    A survey of Statistics undergraduate at Prosperity University completed a survey that asked for their Verbal and Math SAT scores. They wanted to predict the verbal score based on the math score. The

  • Q : Amount of food served per person....
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    If you collect data at SEVERAL restaurants, mixing both the expensive "gourmet" type and the cheap cafeteria type, the correlation between the amount of food served per person and the price paid for

  • Q : Death penalty based on the year....
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    From 1975 to 1986, the General Social Survey asked its participants if they favored or opposed capital punishment. A least squares regression line was calculated to predict the percent that favored

  • Q : Least squares regression equation....
    Basic Statistics :

    From 1975 to 1986, the General Social Survey asked its participants if they favored or opposed capital punishment. A least squares regression line was calculated to predict the percent that favored

  • Q : Studying property tax rates....
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    Someone is interested in studying property tax rates in the United States. He randomly selects 25 homes and looks up their property tax rate. He is interested in studying the center, shape and sprea

  • Q : Difference exists between the proportion of cats....
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    A study of cats and dogs found that 25 of 45 cats and 44 of 60 dogs slept more than 10 hours per day. At the .05 level of significance, is there sufficient evidence to conclude that a difference exi

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