• Q : Determine the number of fish living in the pond....
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    Assume we want to find the number of fish in the campus pond. To do this, ten blue goldfish are released in the pond and three days later, a catch of fifteen fish yielded five blue goldfish. Determi

  • Q : Different types of shirt....
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    A particular brand of shirt comes in [10] colors, has a male version and female version, and comes in [4] sizes for each sex. How many different types of this shirt are made?

  • Q : Objectives of statistics analysis....
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    Keep your eyes and ears open as you read or listen to the news this week. Find out an example of statistics in news to explain the following statement which represents one of the objectives of stati

  • Q : Experiment of observing the mechanical....
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    Considering the random experiment of observing the mechanical or electrical unit consisting of five components and find out which components are working and which have failed. Employ the basic coun

  • Q : Field trip to museum....
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    The sixth grade is going on field trip to museum all day and museum offers school group price of $189 and each and every student will pay an equal part of that total. When 12 kids had to play in the

  • Q : Rest of the students....
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    When 12 kids had to play in baseball game which was cancelled and rest of the students had to pay extra dollar. How many students went on trip and how much did each one pay?

  • Q : Independent normal random variables....
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    Successive monthly sales are independent normal random variables with mean 100 and variance 100. Determine the probability that at least one of next five months has sales above 115

  • Q : Partitioned company sales....
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    Suggest this situation: A manager has partitioned company's sales in six districts: North, East, South, Midwest, West, and international. What graph or table would you employ to make the following p

  • Q : Fraction of selections....
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    There are 9 white balls and 4 red balls in urn. How many different manners are there to select a subset of 6 balls, supposing the 13 balls are different?

  • Q : Appearance of three genotypes....
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    A biologist is studying the appearance of three genotypes, denoted by A, B and C, in certain insects. For each of the three genotypes,

  • Q : Normally distributed graph with mean....
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    Consider the normally distributed graph with mean of 24 hrs, and standard deviation, of 4 hours. Determine the value of x, in hours, for which 5.05 % of data are below this value. Round to two decim

  • Q : Ankle circumference for adult females....
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    A researcher believes that the ankle circumference for adult females in Europe can be considered to have a normal distribution with a mean of 20 cm.If his belief is correct which of the following ra

  • Q : Normal distribution with mean....
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    A state administered standardized reading exam is given to eighth grade students. The scores upon this exam for all students statewide have normal distribution with mean of 508 and standard deviatio

  • Q : Mental development index....
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    The Mental Development Index (MDI) of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development is the standardized measure employed in longitudinal follow-up of high-risk infants. The scores on MDI have approximatel

  • Q : Length of human pregnancies....
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    The length of human pregnancies from conception to birth varies according to distribution that is approximately normal with mean 260 days and standard deviation 20 days. Employ the 68-95-99.7 rule t

  • Q : Smoking rate for young adults....
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    A 1982 study pointed out that 40% of young adults (18-25 years old) in U.S. smoked cigarettes. In later survey of 1500 young adults, 536 were found to be smokers. Do the data point out that the smok

  • Q : Kilograms and standard deviation....
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    A study of diet and weight gain deliberately overfed 16 volunteers for the eight weeks. The mean raise in fat was x = 2.33 kilograms and standard deviation was s = 1.37 kilograms. What are x and s i

  • Q : Write the mathematical model....
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    Discuss which two different models could be employed to forecast the number of Tablet PCs which are expected to be sold this summer (you don't have to find out the data, is just about the model.)" D

  • Q : Access code for a cars security system....
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    The access code for a cars security system consists of four digits. The first digit cannot be 3 and the last digit must be odd. How many different codes are available?

  • Q : Mean hyperactivity score for the resulting....
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    A classroom of n = 5 children has a mean score of 13.800 on a measure of hyperactivity. One new child is added to the class, and the mean hyperactivity score for the resulting classroom including al

  • Q : Probability distirubtion for number....
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    A committee of four students will be selected from a list that contains six Grade 9 students and eight Grade 10 students. Show the probability distirubtion for number of grade 10's on the comittee.

  • Q : Different album posters....
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    He is considering three different album covers that might be employed, four different television commercials which might be employed, and two different album posters that may be used. Find out the n

  • Q : College professor selected at random....
    Basic Statistics :

    Consider following events for college professor selected at random:

  • Q : Probability that the pumping system will fail....
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    Two pumps connected in parallel fail independently of one another upon any given day. The probability that only older pump will fail is .10, and probability that only the newer pump will fail is .05

  • Q : Probability that only the asian project....
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    Determine the probability that at least one of the two projects will be successful? Given that at least one of the projects is successful, what is the probability that only the Asian project is succes

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