• Q : Probability of a republican president....
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    If we experience an economic decline in the year 2008, what is the probability that there will a Republican president (to 4 decimals)?

  • Q : Compute the probability that the person....
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    Compute the probability that a person in the United States is age 65 or older. Given a person uses five or more prescriptions, compute the probability that the person is age 65 or older.

  • Q : Locations in the distributions....
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    A distribution has a standard deviation of o = 12. Find the z-score for each of the following locations in the distributions.

  • Q : Find the covariance between hourly wage....
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    Find the covariance between hourly wage X and education Y (measured in years of schooling) using the following summary statistics for a sample of 10 workers in a plant.

  • Q : Probability that two deans will be selected....
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    A university's leadership council is made up of members: are students, are teachers, and are deans. A newspaper reporter is planning to select two of the council members for interviews. The first me

  • Q : Comparing three different treatment conditions....
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    The following data are from an experiment comparing three different treatment conditions.

  • Q : Probability that you will run out....
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    The average male drinks 2L of water when active outdoors (with a standard deviation of 0.7L). You are planning a full day nature trip for 50 men and will bring 110L of water. What is the probability

  • Q : Two sections of engineering statistics....
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    An instructor who taught two sections of engineering statistics last term, the first with 20 students and the second with 40, decided to assign a term project. After all projects had been turned in,

  • Q : Percent of respondents....
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    What percent of respondents were under 30 and did not snore? Hint: Draw a Venn diagram to represent the region of interest.

  • Q : Percentage of the students....
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    A score of 75 or greater is needed to obtain an A on the exam. What percentage of the students received an A?

  • Q : Dimensional random variables....
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    Define one and two dimensional random variables (discrete and continuous) with suitable examples. State the probability functions, cumulative probability functions, probability distributions of each

  • Q : Adult takes prescription drugs regularly....
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    Given that an adult takes prescription drugs regularly, what is the probability that the adult is 65 or older?

  • Q : Claims that the waiting time....
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    Someone claims that the waiting time, in minutes, between hits at a certain website has an exponential distribution with parameter value of 1.

  • Q : Probability that more than one car requires....
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    An automobile manufacturer gives a 5-year/60000 mile warranty on its drive train. Historically, 7% of this manufacturer's automobiles have required service under this warranty. Consider a random sam

  • Q : Probability that runner....
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    A running track is 1 mile long. Two runners start on it at the same time. The speed of Runner i is Xi, i = 1 and 2. Suppose Xi ~ exp(λi), i = 1, 2, and X1 and X2 are independent. The mean spe

  • Q : Process for defective filters....
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    A manufacturer of water filters for refrigerators monitors the process for defective filters. Historically, this process averages 5% defective filters. Suppose five filters are selected for testing.

  • Q : Tested on the subject of math and english....
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    In one elementary school, 200 students are tested on the subject of math and english. The math mean is 67 with a standard deviation of 9.58 and the english mean is 78 with a SD of 12.45.

  • Q : Event that the urn picked is red....
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    An urn is picked randomly (with probability 1/2 for each urn), and then a ball is uniformly drawn from that urn. Let A be the event that the ball drawn is white and let B be the event that the urn p

  • Q : Independently and randomly picked....
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    Five cards are independently and randomly picked from a standard 52 card deck and each card is recorded in sequence. Each card that is picked is then put back in the deck, so it is possible to recor

  • Q : Probability that an employee missed....
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    In the first quarter of a year, a company's records showed that 68% of its employees missed no work, 22% missed exactly one day of work, 8% missed exactly two days, and 2% missed exactly three days.

  • Q : Casino dice game of craps....
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    In the casino dice game of craps, the shooter rolls two (fair) dice. The shooter a) wins on the first roll if the sum of the dice is 7 or 11 and b) loses on the first roll if the dice total 2, 3, or

  • Q : Distribution function based on a random sample....
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    Let F hat denote the empirical distribution function based on a random sample X1,....Xn with common cdf F.= Show that E[ F hat (x)] = F(x) and Var[ F hat (x)] = F(x)(1 - F(x))=n.

  • Q : Distribution with probability density function....
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    Suppose that the we have the following data which comes from a distribution with probability density function

  • Q : Experiment with two outcomes....
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    As an example consider an experiment with two outcomes, H & T. The first sample space has two points and each has a probability of p(T) and p(H). Suppose we repeat the process twice, two experim

  • Q : Independent standard normal random....
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    Show that the ratio of two independent standard normal random variables has the t1 distribution.

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