• Q : Expected number of persons on sample....
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    At most three buy their dog holiday presents. Determine the expected number of persons on the sample who buy their dog holiday presents

  • Q : Correct decision regarding the null hypothesis....
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    If hypothesis presented is tested with .05 level of significance and resulting p value is .01, which of the following is the correct decision regarding the null hypothesis? why?

  • Q : Measured with t statistic using a one-tailed test....
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    An independent-measures research study employs two samples, each with n = 12, to compare two treatments. If the results are measured with t statistic using a one-tailed test with = .01, then the cri

  • Q : Employ an independent-measures design....
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    Which of the following research conditions is most likely to employ an independent-measures design? Evaluate the effectiveness of a diet program by measuring how much weight is lost during 4 weeks of

  • Q : Determining differences in the average number....
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    Which of the following tests is most appropriate for the determining differences in the average number of hours spent viewing television among four different age groups?

  • Q : Coefficient of determination....
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    In the bivariate regression, which statement is true regarding the coefficient of determination, r2?

  • Q : Determine the variance of the net profit....
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    Preparatory work costs the total of $5000 for the two bids. Determine the variance of the net profit made by the company.

  • Q : Determine the probability that the car....
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    You're driving in the intersection from east. The car in front of you doesn't have a turn signal on. Determine the probability that the car is making a left or right turn?

  • Q : Techniques for measuring blood pressure....
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    A new techniques for measuring blood pressure in laboratory mice using radiotelemetry has been proposed. How does this compare with the existing method? You apply both methods to a sample of 16 mice

  • Q : At a traffic intersection where cars arriving from the east....
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    At a traffic intersection where cars arriving from east can go straight, turn left or turn right. 50% of cars go straight and 20% turn left. A current study estimated that 20% of drivers never use t

  • Q : Assumption of regularity....
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    The assumption of regularity refers to the notion that

  • Q : What is the coeffecient of skewness....
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    What is the coeffecient of skewness for the given data set?

  • Q : Accurately describes a hypothesis test....
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    Which of the following accurately describes a hypothesis test?

  • Q : Health of certain minority women....
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    Medical researchers examined health of certain minoritywomen and compiled the data in the table below, which shows age (inyears) and systolic blood pressure (in inches Hg). Are thevariables correlat

  • Q : Select the twenty participants....
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    In paragraph form, clearly explain how you will select your sample. Beginning with the Line 123 of the Random Number Table, select the twenty participants.

  • Q : Conducting the paired differences test....
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    Alisha is conducting the paired differences test for a "before (B score) and after (A score)" situation. She is interested in testing whether the average of the "before" scores is higher than that

  • Q : Determine the probability that a randomly selected person....
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    Based upon the above information, determine the probability that a randomly selected person will go to trial less than 179 days after they are arrested? Show the graph of the standard normal distrib

  • Q : Determine the probability that a randomly selected person....
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    Based upon the above information, determine the probability that a randomly selected person will go to trial less than 179 days after they are arrested? Show the graph of the standard normal distrib

  • Q : New york sotck exchange....
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    On the basis of the this face, a financial analyst claims we can suppose that 30% of the stocks traded upon the New York Sotck exchange went up the same day.

  • Q : Relationship between the number of home team....
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    A sports researcher is interested in estimate if there is relationship between the number of home team and visiting team wins and different sports. A random sample of 526 games is selected and the r

  • Q : Number of home team and visiting team wins....
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    A sports researcher is interested in estimating if there is relationship between the number of home team and visiting team wins and different sports. A random sample of 526 games is selected and the

  • Q : Number of telephone call coming in the business....
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    The number of telephone call coming in the business switchboard average 4 minutes/call. Let x be the number of calls received, Poisson variable.

  • Q : Distance needed to brake for stop....
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    For car traveling 35 mph the distance needed to brake for stop is normally distributed with mean of 55 feet and standar deviation of 8 feet. You are traveling 35 mph in a residential area and a car

  • Q : Sample space tossing a die two times....
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    Determine the sample space tossing a die two times, then find the following:

  • Q : Numbers of coffee consumed with each value....
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    A survey taken in restaurant shows following numbers of coffee consumed with each value as: 0, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 2, 1, 0. Construct an ungrouped frequency distribution. Find the mean, medi

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