• Q : Determine the probability that the number of hurricanes....
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    In any given year, the number of hurricanes which hit the Florida Gulf Coast has Poisson distribution. The parameter of the distribution is itself random, and assumed to be uniformly distributed on

  • Q : List all the elements of the sample space....
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    The manufacturer of low-calorie dairy drink desires to compare taste appeal of new formula (formula B) with that of standard formula (formula A). Each of three judges is given three glasses in rando

  • Q : Determine the mean length....
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    The average wingspan of the hawk is 22.5 inches. You take simple random sample of 30 and determine the mean length is 20 inches with standard deviation of 3.1 and all of wing spans are less than 23

  • Q : Selection of a tv station....
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    From poll of 800 television viewers, the following data have been accumulated as to their levels of education as well as their preference of television stations. We are interested in estimating if t

  • Q : Eight summer sections of same course....
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    In a Mathematics department with the 20 instructors only eight summer sections of same course are available and every instructor is qualified to teach them.

  • Q : Describes results for randomly....
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    The table below describes results for randomly chosen drivers stopped by police in current year. Using technology, the data in the table results in the statistics that follow.

  • Q : Cholesterol levels of adult american women....
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    Suppose the cholesterol levels of adult American women can be described by a normal model with a mean of 188mg/dl and standard deviation of 24.

  • Q : Determine the p-value of the test....
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    Is there evidence that point to that the production process needs adjusting? Employ a 0.5 level of significance. Determine the p-value of the test?

  • Q : Find the sample mean....
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    A large normal sample was employed to construct two-sided (symmetric) 97% and 95% CIs for the population mean. The resulting intervals are I1=(4.608,5.392) and I2=(4.566,5.434). Find the sample mean

  • Q : Distribution of daily price....
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    Past data point to that the distribution of daily price/earnings ratio of a national health and medical services can be approximated by a normal distribution with a standard deviation of 4.123.

  • Q : Normally distributed with a mean....
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    American women, whose ages are between 18 and 24 have heights that are normally distributed with a mean of 65.5 inches and a standard deviation of 2.5 inches.

  • Q : Probability that a group of 16 american women....
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    What is the probability that a group of 16 American women, in that particular age group, have an average height greater than 66 inches?

  • Q : Average assembly time....
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    Determine the probability that an employee in the assembly division takes longer than 22 minutes to assemble one of these component? Determine the probability that the average assembly time for 15 s

  • Q : Confidence interval for weekly average expenditure....
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    Develop a 95% confidence interval for weekly average expenditure on fast food for adults 24 years of age and under. Suppose fast food weekly expenditures are normally distributed.

  • Q : Proportion of manufactured cylinder....
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    If the diameter is outside these two specification limits, then the cylinder is nonconforming. What proportion of manufactured cylinder are nonconforming?

  • Q : Generating random digits....
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    When generating random digits, we can test generated digits for goodness- of -fit with distribution in which all of the digits are equally likely. What does an exceptionally large value of x2 (squar

  • Q : Mean and standard deviation....
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    Determine the probability that there will be one or more empty seats for any one flight? Find out the mean and standard deviation for this random variable.

  • Q : Determine mean and standard deviation of the random variable....
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    Determine the mean and standard deviation of the random variable for which the probability mass function is defined as follows:

  • Q : Estimate of the proportion of public college students....
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    Using the techniques of your choice, determine the 95% confidence interval for proportion of private college students that return. Interpret your result.

  • Q : Determine the correlation coefficient of cpi....
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    Determine the correlation coefficient of CPI and Subway Fare. What does this number mean?(If you use technology to find the answer, explain the process or write your codes in the space provided)

  • Q : Determine the probability that at least three coins....
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    Assume that four coins are flipped, and we are told that at least one of them came up heads. Determine the probability that at least three coins came up heads?

  • Q : Determine the probability of being dealt....
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    In five-card poker, you're dealt five cards from the standard 52-card deck. Determine the probability of being dealt the three-of-a-kind hand? (This means getting three of one type of card and the o

  • Q : Determine the probability....
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    Paul and Jen make their free throws 25% of the time. They each take ten shots. Determine the probability that Kevin makes two or fewer of his shots?

  • Q : Determine the probability that at least two civil war....
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    You're preparing for the exam in your American History course for which the professor has given out 10 possible essay questions ahead of time. Four of them, randomly chosen, will be on the exam. Of

  • Q : Determine the probability that at least one....
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    Assume five samples of yarn are chosen randomly. Determine the probability that at least one of them has a breaking strength of at least 100?

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