• Q : Difference between a left-tailed-two-tailed....
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    Explain the difference between a left-tailed, two-tailed, and right-tailed test, to include when would we choose each type of test and how can we tell the direction of the test by looking at a pair

  • Q : Confidence interval for mean monthly cost per worker....
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    Calculate a 99% confidence interval for the mean monthly cost per worker for all small companies offering the benefit of paid insurance. Please show steps.

  • Q : Probability that exactly one container is defective....
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    1) A batch of 500 containers for fronzen orange juice contains five that are defective. Two are selected, at random, without replacement, without replacement form the batch. a) What is the probabili

  • Q : Probability mass function....
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    Construct the probability mass function(PMF)of X. Construct the cumulative distribution function

  • Q : Location of the decision boundary....
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    Derive the Bayes classifier, assuming equal a priori probabilities. Find the location of the decision boundary

  • Q : Physical fitness test for division....
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    The mean score on a physical fitness test for Division I student-athletes is 947 with a standard deviation of 205. If you select a random sample of 60 of these students, what is the probability the

  • Q : Percentile ranks and standard scores....
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    Explain in what sense that percentile ranks and standard scores are similar to one another? Be sure to include an example to explain your answer.

  • Q : Engineering freshmen and engineering seniors....
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    Draw the Venn diagram that represents the relationship of S, A, B, and C. Shade the area that represents non-engineering freshmen Reproduce the Venn diagram and shade the area that represents Engine

  • Q : Number of hits obtained by a certain baseball player....
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    Suppose that the random variable X is equal to the number of hits obtained by a certain baseball player in this next 3 at bats.  

  • Q : What is a typical flow rate....
    Basic Statistics :

    What is a typical flow rate? What is a representative flow rate?

  • Q : What is a typical flow rate....
    Basic Statistics :

    What is a typical flow rate? What is a representative flow rate?

  • Q : Important tool for statisticians....
    Basic Statistics :

    Why is the coefficient of correlation an important tool for statisticians? Provide some specific examples from real life.

  • Q : Importance of a significance level....
    Basic Statistics :

    What is the importance of a 5% significance level? Why would you choose 5% as opposed to 10% or 1%? What effect does the level of significance have on a Type II error?

  • Q : Ratings of the two ice creams....
    Basic Statistics :

    The same six testers rated the taste of two ice creams. Taste ratings are not normally distributed, so a t-test should not be done.Is there a significant difference in the ratings of the two ice crea

  • Q : Consider two independent random variables....
    Basic Statistics :

    Consider two independent random variables Xsub1 and Xsub2 having the same Cauchy distribution f(x)=1/(pie(1+x^2)) for negative infinity <x < positive infinity.

  • Q : General solution of a non-homogeneous....
    Basic Statistics :

    Obtain the general solution of a non-homogeneous ODE y'''+2y''-5y'-6y=100e^3x + 18e^-x. Verify your solutions using MATLAB.

  • Q : Standard normal curve that lies....
    Basic Statistics :

    Determine the area under the standard normal curve that lies between (a) Z = -0.83, and Z = 0.83 (b) Z = - 1.35 and Z = 0, (c) Z = -1.38, and Z = 0.63.

  • Q : Area under the standard normal curve....
    Basic Statistics :

    Determine the area under the standard normal curve in parts (a) through (c) below. Find the area under the normal curve to the left of z = 1 plus the area under the normal curve to the right of z =

  • Q : Determine the area under standard normal curve....
    Basic Statistics :

    Determine the area under the standard normal curve that lies to the left of (a) Z=1.02, (b) = -0.11, (c) Z = -1.58, and (d) Z = -0.43.

  • Q : Constructing and implementing hypothesis tests....
    Basic Statistics :

    When constructing and implementing hypothesis tests, what reasoning is used behind the statement of the null and alternative hypotheses?

  • Q : Sample space....
    Basic Statistics :

    Let S = {a, b, c} be a sample space. Suppose P is a probability on S and that you know P({a}) = 0.2 and P({a, b}) = 0.5 Then what are P({b}) and P({c})? Explain how you know.

  • Q : During an assembly process....
    Basic Statistics :

    During an assembly process, parts arrive just as they are needed. However, at one station, the probability is 0.01 that a defective part will arrive in a one-hour period. Find the probability that

  • Q : Associative binary operation....
    Basic Statistics :

    Let G be a set and let * be an associative binary operation on G. Assume that there exists a left identity element in G and that every element in G has a left inverse. Prove that (G, *) is a group.

  • Q : Symmetrical distribution....
    Basic Statistics :

    Which of the following is true for a symmetrical distribution?

  • Q : Independent exponential random variables....
    Basic Statistics :

    Suppose that X and Y are independent exponential random variables each with rate ?. What is the conditional probability of X, given that Z = X + Y = z?

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