• Q : Normal probability distribution with a mean amount....
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    The quality assurance department for the Pepsi Distributors, Inc maintains meticulous records on bottling for 2 liter Pepsi bottles. Records point to that the process follows the normal probability

  • Q : Selling glass ornaments by mail....
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    A company selling glass ornaments by mail order expects, from previous history, that 6% of ornaments will break in shipping. You buy two ornaments as gifts and have them shipped seperately to two di

  • Q : United states plan on voting....
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    Recent surveys point out that 47% of the eligible voters in the United States plan on voting this year. If ten eligible voters are randomly selected, what is the expected number of people who plan on

  • Q : Virtually all electronic goods....
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    Printed Circuit boards (PCB's) are employed in virtually all electronic goods (PC's, cell phones, ect.) The facility producing PCB's experiences returns at rate of two per month.

  • Q : Laplace criterion....
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    Consider the following payoff table that represents profits earned for each and every alternative (A, B, and C) under the states of nature S1, S2, and S3. Using the Laplace criterion, what would be

  • Q : Decision making under uncertainty....
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    Which of the following isn't an approach to decision making under uncertainty?

  • Q : Potency for fresh drugs....
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    Suppose that population variances are unknown but equal. Is the potency for fresh drugs different from that for stored drugs? Use alpha = .05 Potency Reading for the two samples:

  • Q : Canadaian project has five bidders....
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    The Canadaian project has five bidders as well as A Contruction's changes are twice as likely as the other four bidders. The other bidders' chances are equal to each other. Determine the probability

  • Q : Determine the weight associated with the third quartile....
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    Normal distribution with the population mean of 40 pounds and known population standard deviation of 10 pounds. Determine the weight associated with the third quartile's weight?

  • Q : Length of the large bird....
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    The length of the large bird is normally distributed with mean of 14 inches and standard deviation of 2 inches. Determine the probability which a random bird is more than 16 inches long? Round your

  • Q : Determine the probability which a randomly selected call....
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    The time of the long-distance calls made by employees of company is normally distributed with population mean of 6.0 minutes and population standard deviation of 2.0 minutes. Determine the probabil

  • Q : Determine the expected number....
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    Determine the expected number, the standard deviation, and what is the probability that there would be at least 2 [Use at least two decimal places in your calculations and round your final answer to

  • Q : Population mean weight....
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    There is another sample with same standard deviation. But, the second sample is smaller, on average. What is the population mean weight if 60% are 35 pounds or less? Use at least 4 decimal places fo

  • Q : Randomly selected shoes and use a normal distribution....
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    80% of purchased shoes are black. Take 1,000 randomly selected shoes and use a Normal Distribution (ND) to approximate this situation.

  • Q : Average shelf life of the mix....
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    A manufacturer wants to increase the shelf live of a line of cake mixes. Past records indicate that the average shelf life of the mix is 216 days. After a revised mix has been developed

  • Q : Miles with the standard deviation....
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    A sample 49 tires revealed that the mean number of miles is 45,000 miles with the standard deviation of 15,000 miles. Test the hypothesis with the 0.05 significance level.

  • Q : Incidence of diabetes in texas....
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    Determine the incidence of diabetes in Texas? Express your answer in units of per 1000 persons per year

  • Q : Corrective shoes or major dental work....
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    It was discovered that 8% of the employees required corrective shoes, 15% required major dental work and 3% needed both corrective shoes as well as major dental work. Determine the probability that

  • Q : Average amount of money steady smokers....
    Basic Statistics :

    Assume a research firm conducted survey to find out the average amount of money steady smokers spend upon cigarettes throughout a week.

  • Q : Standard deviation of the gasoline....
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    The prices recorded were $1.36, $1.37, $1.38, $1.38, and $1.40. What is the range, mean price, and the standard deviation of the gasoline?

  • Q : Stenciled with unique number....
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    There are H hats on the hat stand, each stenciled with unique number from 1 to H. The party isn't that busy so that H is uniformly distributed between 1 and 20. Assume the first hat you see on the s

  • Q : Estimation rule based upon the echo observations....
    Basic Statistics :

    Suppose p1 < p2. What is the ML estimation rule based upon the echo observations for whether object is present or absent?

  • Q : Assume there are two samples of size....
    Basic Statistics :

    Assume there are two samples of size 6 and 7, with rank sum of 58 in sample of size 6. Using the Wilcoxon rank-sum test, measure the significance of the results, supposing there are no ties.

  • Q : Brief interpretation of meaning of confidence....
    Basic Statistics :

    In a random sample of 520 judges, it was found that 282 were introverts. Let p represent proportion of all judges who are introverts. Determine a 99% confidence interval for p. Provide a brief inter

  • Q : Optimal strategy against strategy....
    Basic Statistics :

    Supposing Strategy 1 refers to always putting chip in the pot, find out what Strategy two is, the optimal strategy against Strategy 1. Likewise, determine Strategy n, the optimal strategy against St

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