• Q : Population probability distribution of heights....
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    The mean height for the population probability distribution of heights is 65 inches and the standard deviation is 3 inches. Is it stated that the distribution of heights is a normal distribution?

  • Q : Normally distributed random variable....
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    Assume that Y is normally distributed random variable with mu= 10 and sigma = 2, and X is an independent random variable, also normally distributed with mu = 5 and sigma = 5. Find:

  • Q : Determine the expected future cost....
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    This needs you to forecast, or determine the expected future cost of each claim, which is both time-consuming and difficult, as there are multiple factors (such as the nature of injury, worker's age

  • Q : Specific englishman and specific frenchman....
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    In how many manners can committee of 2 Englishmen, 2 Frenchmen, 1 American be selected form 6 Englishmen, 7 Frenchmen, 3 American? In how many of these manners do a specific Englishman and specific

  • Q : Mean systolic blood pressure....
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    A study determined the link between sodium intake and blood pressure in children and adolescents between ages of 8 and 18. The mean systolic blood pressure (SBP) was 112.8 mm

  • Q : Determine the first occurrence of a keyword....
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    Calculate the probability that at least 5 of the first 10 websites contain the keyword. Calculate the probability that search engine had to visit at least 5 sites inorder to determine the first occur

  • Q : Determine the standard error....
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    Suggest the following numbers: 7, 6, 4, 5, 3. Take samples of two numbers (you will obtain 10 samples - 5C2). Determine the sampling distribution of mean (graph it in Excel) and determine the sta

  • Q : Reaction to the drug....
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    A drug is taken off market because of side effect that upon rare occasions causes paralysis or death. Previous experience points out that in large population about 7 people upon average react to dru

  • Q : Determine the probability that she had found a tutor....
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    Determine the probability that Christine fails the course? Christine ends up failing the course. Determine the probability that she had found a tutor?

  • Q : Probability p of seeing heads in one....
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    Suppose you've a coin that is not a fair coin, and that it is known that the probability p of seeing heads in one coin toss is either 1/4 or 3/4. Let Y be the number of heads observed in two coin to

  • Q : Determine the probability that the shipment....
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    A quality control manager samples 12 cans of soup from shipment of 50. The shipment is considered acceptable if three or fewer of regulators are devective. The shipment will be accepted if there is

  • Q : Items from a service line....
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    An employee of ABC Inc. takes samples of 6 items from a service line at regular intervals. He notes down the and R values for each sample. After going through 60 groups of 6 samples each, he obtains

  • Q : Data shows the measurements....
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    The rpm of a continuously running wheel is determined every minute. The following data described the measurements of the last 24 minutes.

  • Q : Determine the control limits....
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    Determine the control limits for X bar and R chart? Determine whether all the points fall in these limits. Find out the mean and standard deviation for the procedure. Also, compute the ±3 stan

  • Q : Hospital emergency room are supposed....
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    Arrivals throughout the evening at a hospital emergency room are supposed to follow Poisson distribution. The rate upon Saturday evening is 2.5 per hour and on Sunday evening is 0.5 per hour.

  • Q : Components have failed....
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    The machine fails only after both components have failed. Let X and Y represent each component's time till failure. Let Z represent machine's time till failure. Let Mx(t)=1/(1-t) and My(t)=1/(1-2t),

  • Q : Probability that there will be at least one question....
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    In the small class of 5 students, there is probability of 0.80 that a student will ask question at start of class. Supposing that students decide to ask question independently of each other, what's

  • Q : Kinds of variability....
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    Discuss an example of research study which could be determined with ANOVA. Determine one example for each of the two kinds of variability which you would expect to be represented in the MSBS of this

  • Q : Confidence interval estimate of the population variance....
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    A sample of 20 items gives a sample standard deviation of 5. Compute the 90% confidence interval estimate of the population variance.

  • Q : Statistics course the correlation....
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    In a university statistics course the correlation of -0.8 was found between numbers of classes missed as well as course grade. This means that the fewer classes students missed, the higher the grade

  • Q : Estimate of the population proportion....
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    The estimate of the population proportion is to be within plus or minus 0.07, with a 98% level of confidence. The best estimate of the population proportion is 0.20. How large a sample is required?

  • Q : Question regarding vital component....
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    Before the computer is assembled, its vital component(motherboard) goes through the special inspection. Only 80% of components pass this inspection.

  • Q : Population with a geometric distribution....
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    A random sample of size n is taken from a population with a geometric distribution. Find the MLE for p, the probability of success on a single trial.

  • Q : Strength of the correlation coefficient....
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    Choose any two variables which you feel might be related and estimate what you think the strength of the correlation coefficient would be for those two variables.

  • Q : Continuous random variable with pdf....
    Basic Statistics :

    An insurance policy issued to the boat owner has deductible amount of $1000, so the amount of damage claimed should exceed this deductible before there will be payout. Assume the amount (1000s of do

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