• Q : Probability that you receive a heart flush....
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    You are dealt a five-card poker hand from a well-shuffled deck of 52. What is the probability that you receive a heart flush (all five cards are hearts)?

  • Q : Mean of college students....
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    65% of college students make at least one late minimum payment per year. Randomly selecting 10 students who own a credit card. What is the mean of college students who make a late min. payment at le

  • Q : Practical implication in terms of process operation....
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    Discuss type I and type II errors in relation to a control chart. What practical implication in terms of process operation do these two types of error have?

  • Q : T-test comparing differences in means....
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    A t-test comparing differences in means is more likely to be statistically significant when:

  • Q : Dissatisfied with after-surgery care in the hospital....
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    According to a hospital administrator, historical records over the past 10 years have shown that 20% of the major surgery patients are dissatisfied with after-surgery care in the hospital.

  • Q : Find the probability that at least five students....
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    In the most recent election, 20% of all eligible college students voted. If a random sample of 20 students were surveyed: Find the probability that at least five students voted in the election.

  • Q : Weight of a certain brand of adult cereal....
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    The fill weight of a certain brand of adult cereal is normally distributed with a mean of 910 grams and a standard deviation of 5 grams. If we select one box of cereal at random from this population

  • Q : Compute the conditional probability that the first card....
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    Three cards are randomly selected, without replacement, from a standard deck of 52 playing cards. Compute the conditional probability that the first card selected is a club given that the second and

  • Q : Same number of cherries....
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    What is the probability that both Babe and Benji consumed the same number of cherries with seeds and, given that Benji consumed exactly two cherries with seeds, what is the probability that Babe con

  • Q : Expected number of nondefective recorders....
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    The retailer has decided to accept the shipment of recorders only if none are found to be defective. Upon receipt of the shipment, the retailer examines only three of the recorders. Find the expect

  • Q : Complement of the event....
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    Suppose A and B are mutually exclusive events and that P(A)=0.55, P(B)=0.25. Is the event A complement of the event B, Explain

  • Q : Majority of the satellites components function....
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    A company is deciding on installing a 3-component or 5-component satellite system. It is known that the system functions on any given day if a majority of the satellites components function on that

  • Q : Lengths of life of electronic components....
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    A density function sometimes used by engineers to model lengths of life of electronic components is the Rayleigh density, given by:

  • Q : Mornings and afternoons with constant probability....
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    An individual either drives his car or walks in going from his home to his office in the morning, and from his office to his home in the afternoon. he uses the following strategy:

  • Q : Scores of adults on an iq test....
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    The scores of adults on an IQ test are approximately normal with a mean of 100 and standard deviation of 15. Corrine scores 118 on such a test. She scores higher than what percent of all adults?

  • Q : Director of student life....
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    At a large university it is known that 40% of the students live on campus. The director of student life is going to take a random sample of 200 students. What is the probability that more than half

  • Q : Fraction of the male population....
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    What fraction of the male population is excluded from being an astronaut based on height?

  • Q : Probability of no false-positives....
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    What is the probability of no false-positives for this week's test? What is the probability of at least 1 false-positive for this week's tests? What is the likelihood that the test will give 5 to 10 f

  • Q : Selects a random sample....
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    A radio manufacturer claims that 65% of teenagers 13 to 16 years old have their own portable radios. A researcher wishes to test the claim and selects a random sample of 80 teenagers. She finds that

  • Q : What is the probabbility that he wins....
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    A man rolls a pair of dice 24 times and wins if he ever gets a boxcars (double sixes). What is the probabbility that he wins?

  • Q : Hypothesis test of the claim that the proportions....
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    A student of the author surveyed her friends and found that among 20 males, 4 smoke and among 30 female friends, 6 smoke. Give two reasons why these results should not be used for a hypothesis test

  • Q : Exponential random variable....
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    If the sample size is n=100 explain why it is very unlikely that x is an exponential random variable? If x is normal and the sample size is n=3 what is the 99% confidence interval for u^2?

  • Q : Probability that none will pass inspection....
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    In a southern state, it was revealed that 5% of all automobiles in the state did not pass inspection. Of the next ten automobiles entering the inspection station. What is the probability that none w

  • Q : Quarterly measure of consumer opinions....
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    The National Quality Research Center at the University of Michigan provides a quarterly measure of consumer opinions about products and services (The Wall Street Journal, February 18, 2003).

  • Q : Expected number of tickets....
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    For a particular instant lottery, the bettor can determine immediately whether a purchased ticket is a winning ticket. Suppose that the probability of a winning ticket is p=1. 10. What is the expec

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