• Q : Compute the probability that player....
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    Let the standard deck of 52 cards be distributed randomly, 13 each, to four players. Call them players A, B, C, and D. Compute the probability that player A gets all the face cards in the deck?

  • Q : Strong evidence against the null hypothesis....
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    In testing hypotheses, which of the following would be strong evidence against the null hypothesis?

  • Q : Cross-store sales of a grocery store chain....
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    You're determining the cross-store sales of a grocery store chain. As part of your analysis, you compute two measures of central tendency-mean and median. The mean sales are $358.4 million, and the

  • Q : Test of significance....
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    In test of significance, the probability that the test statistic will take a value at least as extreme as that actually observed (supposing the null hypothesis is true) is called?

  • Q : Calculate the lower and upper limits....
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    A data set has a first quartile of 42 and third quartile of 50. Calculate the lower and upper limits for the corresponding box plot. Should a data value of 65 be considered an outlier?

  • Q : Evacuate because of impending hurricane....
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    A news reporter surveyed 20 New Orleans residents as well as aasked if they planned to evacuate because of impending hurricane. She randomly selected 20 people out of the phone book. What part of th

  • Q : Determining probability of losing....
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    In its simplest form, betting $1 on thhe color in the game of roulette offers a 18/38 probability of winning $1 and a 20/38 probability of losing $1.

  • Q : Value of the sample proportion of successes....
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    A sample of n = 10 automobiles was selected, and each was subjected to 5-mph crash test. Denoting the car with no visible damage by S (for success) and car with such damage by F, results were as fol

  • Q : Historical data that every year....
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    It is known from historical data that every year there takes place an average of 3.8 hurricanes. Suppose that hurricanes are equally likely during the entire year. Determine the probability of:

  • Q : Deck of regular playing cards....
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    Draw four cards from deck of regular playing cards, replacing the cards and shuffling the cards between draws. Compute the probability of drawing a heart, diamond, club, and spade in that order.

  • Q : Area under the curve....
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    The weekly incomes of shift foreman for given industry follow normal probability distribution. With the mean of $1,000 and standard deviation of $100, what is the area under the curve between $840 a

  • Q : Company producing electric relays....
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    A company producing electric relays has three manufacturing plants producing 33, 42, 25 percent, respectively, of its product. Assume  that the probabilities that relay manufactured by such pla

  • Q : Determine the z-value for the income....
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    The weekly incomes of shift foreman for given industry follow normal probability distribution. With the mean of $1,100 and standard deviation of $100, determine the z-value for the income (called X)

  • Q : Distribution of amount of money spent....
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    The distribution of amount of money spent by students for textbooks in a semester is approximately normal in shape with a mean of $235 and a standard deviation of $20.

  • Q : Probability of all six manufacturing lines....
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    Your firm has 6 different manufacturing lines which each produce the same kind of widget. There is the 93 percent chance that each line is functional upon any given day. Supposing a Bernoulli proced

  • Q : Find radius of the earth....
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    A container contains 2 pink balls and 3 yellow balls. Find radius of the earth.

  • Q : Symmetrical interval includes....
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    Does this sample provide support for conclusions of the Harris poll? Determine the symmetrical interval that includes 95% of the sample means if the true population mean is $108 per month.

  • Q : Discrete uniform distribution....
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    Assume that X1, X2, X3 are i.i.d. according to a discrete uniform distribution from 1 to N, inclusive, where the parameter N is a positive integer.

  • Q : Approximate the probability that your net winnings....
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    In its simplest form, betting $1 on a color in game of roulette provides a 18/38 probability of winning $1 and a 20/38 probability of losing $1. Employ the CLT to approximate the probability that yo

  • Q : Socks for all possible values....
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    You havir five pairs of red socks and three pairs of green socks (each pair has one left sock and one right sock). If you're color blind what is the probability that you've correctly matched exactly

  • Q : Find the distribution of your net winnings....
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    Suppose you are a Yankees fan, so you place a bet on each game played where you win $100 if the Yankees win the game and you lose $105 if the Yankees lose the game. Find the distribution of your net

  • Q : Determine the cut-off score....
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    In 1999 41.29 percent of children in the state were considered to have passed achievement test. Supposing that scores upon this test have a normal distribution, determine the cut-off score that the

  • Q : Study of juvenile delinquency....
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    Supposing that the scores are normally distributed, what PERCENTAGE of the population scores are below 32 or above 81?

  • Q : Determine the expected value....
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    Write the probability distribution that goes with this proposition. Use positive values for amounts that you win and negative values for amounts you pay. Determine the expected value for this distri

  • Q : Manager of semiconductor production line....
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    The manager of semiconductor production line desires to know if the manufacturing procedure of silicon wafer is stable or not. As a quality engineer, you gathered one sample measurement from each of

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