• Q : Determine the probability that all three are angry....
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    Determine the probability that all three are angry? Determine the probability that all three are not angry? Determine the probability that exactly one of the three is angry?

  • Q : Delinquent on payments....
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    Research indicates that 45% of all customers are delinquent on payments (and therefore have a bad account) after three months, and 15% are still delinquent after six months. According to the CCA, af

  • Q : Probability that the customer buys....
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    Of all those people who enter Uncle's Stereo, a discount electronics store in New York City, 28% purchase a DVD player, 5% buy a large-screen TC, and 4% buy both. Assume a customer is selected at r

  • Q : Teenager plays racing games....
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    Determine the probability that the teenager plays racing games or strategy games? Determine the probability that the teenager does not play racing games or strategy games?

  • Q : Aircraft in the united states....
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    Seventy percent of aircraft in the United States have an emergency locator. 60% of the aircraft that disappear are discovered and have an emergency locator.

  • Q : Average score upon a test of self-esteem....
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    In the population, the average score upon a test of self-esteem is 50 ( st.dev.= 5). You select one sample of 25 students who score a mean of 53.

  • Q : Determine the z-score of a student....
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    Dr. Jones has administered a test to her students. She computed the sample mean = 86 and sample st.dev = 12. Determine the z-score of a student with a raw score of 80?

  • Q : Mean amount of ice cream consume....
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    The mean amount of ice cream consumed by college students annually can be approximately normally distributed at 17.9 pounds with a standard deviation of 4.4 pounds.

  • Q : Determine the point estimate of the population mean....
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    Determine the point estimate of the population mean. Find the margin of error for a 90% confidence interval. Determine the minimum survey size that is necessary to be 95% confident that the sample m

  • Q : Black in a single play in american roulette....
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    If a player placed a $8 bet on red and a $5 bet on black in a single play in American roulette, what would be the expected value of his winnings? Round your answer to the nearest cent.

  • Q : Certain population of anemones....
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    The basal diameter of sea anemone is an indicator of its age, and in certain population of anemones, the distribution of basal diameters is approximately normal with a mean of 4.1 cm and a standard

  • Q : Average score upon a test of self-esteem....
    Basic Statistics :

    In the population, the average score upon a test of self-esteem is 50 ( st.dev.= 5). You select one sample of 25 students who score a mean of 53.

  • Q : Relative frequency of scores....
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    For distribution in which the mean is 100 and standard deviation is 12, find the following: The relative frequency of scores between 76 and the mean.

  • Q : Lottery expected profit per ticket....
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    Determine the lottery's expected profit per ticket? (both rounded to 4 decimals). Determine the lottery's standard deviation of profit per ticket?

  • Q : Estimating the amount students spend on meals....
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    A large university was interested in estimating the amount students spend on meals each month. Using the registrar's data base of all students they randomly select 100 students and require them to c

  • Q : Determine the probability that the two discarded chips....
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    Assume that a bowl haves 3 red chips and 3 blue chips. Two chips are withdrawn and discarded. Then third chip is withdrawn. Given that the third chip is red, determine the probability that the two d

  • Q : Probability of the target being....
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    If the probability of hitting a target is 0.2 and 10 shots are fired independently, what is the probability of the target being hit at least twice?

  • Q : Height of men on baseball team....
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    Height of men on baseball team have a bell-shaped distribution with a mean of 183 cm and a standard deviation of 9 cm. Using empirical rule what is the approximate percentage of men between 156 cm a

  • Q : True for independent events....
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    Which of the following isn't necessarily true for independent events A and B?

  • Q : Average speed of winds in chicago....
    Basic Statistics :

    Based upon data from 1996 through 2006, the average speed of winds in Chicago, IL is 10.6 mph. Assume that wind speeds are normally distributed with a standard deviation of 3.5 mph.

  • Q : Correct interpretation of the probability....
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    A student is randomly chosen from large college. Define the events C = {the student owns a cell phone} and I = {the student owns an iPod}. Which of the following is correct interpretation of the pro

  • Q : Number of students who will attend the festivities....
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    A school newspaper reporter decides to randomly survey 20 students to see if they will attend Tet festivities this year. Based upon past years, she knows that 17% of students attend Tet festivities.

  • Q : Number of students....
    Basic Statistics :

    A school newspaper reporter decides to randomly survey 20 students to see if they will attend Tet festivities this year. Based upon past years, she knows that 17% of students attend Tet festivities.

  • Q : Us department of labor....
    Basic Statistics :

    The US department of labor posted the 2013 average salary for grade 15 civilian employees who work for the federal government as $77,503. Assume annual salaries are normally distributed with standar

  • Q : Mean and standard deviation for the distribution....
    Basic Statistics :

    Compute the mean and standard deviation for the distribution which defines selecting a truck as a success.

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