• Q : Data consisting of month of birth....
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    Oscar winning actors. The author gathered data consisting of month of birth of the actors who won Oscars. Employ a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that Oscar winning actors are born in dif

  • Q : Expected value of the random variable....
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    Determine the expected value of the random variable? If the average cost is $2.55 per car traveling on the freeway what is the expected cost per person

  • Q : Items ispected at random in a company....
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    400 items ispected at random in a company

  • Q : Analysis of variance....
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    A two factor, Independent measures research study is determined using an analysis of variance. The F Ratio for Factor A has df 2,36 and the F Ratio for Factor B has df 3,36. Based upon this info Det

  • Q : Meaning of the p-value in problem....
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    Is it proper to employ the z-statistic for this test? Explain your answer. Describe the meaning of the p-value in this problem.

  • Q : Tobacco or alcohol substances....
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    Good characters employ tobacco and alcohol as frequently as bad characters. Cigars and wine are shown in these films more often than other tobacco or alcohol substances.

  • Q : Determine the probability that sampling error....
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    Determine the probability that sampling error made in Determining the mean monthly expenditure of all single adults in that city by the mean of the random sample of 90 such adults will be at most $1

  • Q : Determine certain plant are defective....
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    Two percent of hair dryers produced in a certain plant are defective. Estimate the probability that of 10,000 randomly selected hair dryers, exactly 225 are defective.

  • Q : Histogram shows that distribution....
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    A typing competency test yield scores with sample mean of 80.0 and standard deviation of 10.0 and histogram shows that distribution is roughly bell-shaped. Employ the empirical rule to answer.

  • Q : Independent of amount of soda....
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    The probability is .15 that the bottle of certain soda is under-filled, independent of amount of soda in other bottles. If machine one fills 100 bottles and machine two fills 80 bottles of this soda

  • Q : Confidence interval for difference....
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    Use the data to develop a 98% confidence interval for difference between the mean height of supermodels and mean height of women who aren't supermodels.

  • Q : Test fibers produced using the carbon furnaces....
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    Of 100 test fibers produced using the carbon furnaces, 5 failed, whereas only 1 of the 100 fibers produced using the laser method resulted in failure. Determine P1, P2, P1-P2. Can H0 be rejected at

  • Q : Determine the probability....
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    About 10% of population is left handed. In specific school, that will house 100 new students this year, determine the probability that at least 15 of the 100 new students will be left handed?

  • Q : Average length of animals....
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    A animal is 24 inches. A researcher takes simple random sample of the other animals and find out the mean length being 21. With a standard deviation of 2.3 and all animals are less than 23 inches. T

  • Q : P-value approach and significance level....
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    In a sample of 200 men, 130 said they employed seat belts. In sample of 300 women, 163 said they employed seat belts. Test the claim that the proportion of men who employ seat belts is higher than t

  • Q : Suppose normal distributions....
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    Is there difference in the average time spent by two services? Employ a 1% significance level and critical value approach. Suppose normal distributions.

  • Q : Lifetimes of the batteries were measured....
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    A random sale of 15 snowmobiles was selected and the lifetimes of the batteries were measured. The sample variance was 8.6. Assume a normal population. Find 90% confidence interval for variance.

  • Q : Formulate appropriate null and alternate hypothesis....
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    Formulate appropriate null and alternate hypothesis. Determine the critical value of Xbar for the fixed-level test with alpha=0.05

  • Q : Square root of the sample variance....
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    Why do we take the square root of the sample variance?

  • Q : Letters of the word hawaii....
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    The probability that none of them graduate. The probability that six of them graduate. The probability that at least 1 of them graduates. In how many ways the letters of the word Hawaii can be writt

  • Q : Find the most-likely-hood ratio....
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    If you're given random group of 10 items (all are only from either Night Shift or Day Shift) and 2 of them are defected, find the most-likely-hood ratio and also find out both the kinds of errors.

  • Q : Population mean of the weight of fishes....
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    A scientist is studying fishes. From prior results, weight of fishes is a normal distrbution with standard deviance of 1.5lbs. How large of sample should you need to be 87% certain that the mean is

  • Q : Determine the sample mean distribution for samples....
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    Determine the sample mean distribution for samples of size 2. What is the mean of this distribution?

  • Q : Determine the one step transition probabilities....
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    Determine the one step transition probabilities for this Markov chain (Hint: since each individual produces offspring independently of the others, think about adding up the offspring of each individ

  • Q : Determine the mean and standard deviation....
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    A factory makes 7% bad parts. They are made in groups of 115. Determine the mean and standard deviation of p hat.

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