• Q : Financial systems software package....
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    Baylor University purchased a financial systems software package and converted all budget identification numbers to a 14 character ID code. Each character in the ID code can be any one of the 26 let

  • Q : Ingredient from randomly inspected....
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    What is the probability of finding an average in excess of 4.3 ounces of this ingredient from randomly inspected 100 gallons of regular unleaded gasoline?

  • Q : Subdivides the population into subsets....
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    Suppose we find that among couples that have lived together before they marry 60% end in divorce. Further, among couples that did not live together before they marry 45% end in divorce.

  • Q : Advertising campaign increased product identity....
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    The results show that 17 percent of the 1000 respondents can identify CherryBerry products. Has the advertising campaign increased product identity or is the difference due to chance? Use the 0.10 s

  • Q : Mean construction time for a standard two-car garage....
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    The mean construction time for a standard two-car garage by Arrowhead Construction Company is 3.5 days. The time for the construction process follows the normal distribution.

  • Q : Five-step hypothesis testing procedure....
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    At the 0.05 significance level, can we conclude that the mean amount spent has increased? What is the p-value? Follow the five-step hypothesis testing procedure.

  • Q : Probability that she will pass both the examinations....
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    The probability that the student passes in statistics examination is 2/3 and the probabilty that she will not pass in mathematics is 5/9.the probability she will pass atleast one of the examination

  • Q : Probability of an increase....
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    The price of a particular stock either increases 25% or decreases 20% in any given week. The probability of an increase in any week is 60%, independent of the stock performance on other weeks.

  • Q : Random number from the break down....
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    Generate random number from the break down calculate breakdown time. Generate random number from the repair distribution and calculate repair time require to get the machine repaired.

  • Q : Identify the class width....
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    Identify the class width. Indetify the midpoint of the first class. Identify the class boundraries of the first class. Give the relative frequency for eac class

  • Q : Seat themselves at a round table....
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    Eleven friends are about to seat themselves at a round table for a nice spaghetti dinner. The following arrangements must be made: Charlie, Mac, and Dennis need to sit next to each other. Liam, Jack

  • Q : Find the total number of ways....
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    Find the total number of ways to have n lattices containing one ball each, and the other N-n lattices containing no balls. (n lattices may be any n lattices out of the N lattices in total).

  • Q : Gloves randomly chosen from n distinct pairs of gloves....
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    There are 2r (2r is less than or equal to n) gloves randomly chosen from n distinct pairs of gloves (i.e. 2n gloves in total). Note that two gloves in the same pair are also different. Find the tota

  • Q : Balls of different colors and n lattices....
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    There are n balls of different colors and N lattices (n = N) of different sizes. The lattices are labeled as 1, 2, ..., N. Suppose that each ball falls into a lattice with equal probability and each

  • Q : Find the total number of ways....
    Basic Statistics :

    There are 2r (2r = n) gloves randomly chosen from n distinct pairs of gloves (i.e., 2n gloves in total). Note that two gloves in the same pair are also different. Find the total number of ways such

  • Q : Standard deviation of diameter....
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    If the standard deviation of diameter is .002, what percentage of the bearings meet the specifications of being between .497" and .503'?

  • Q : Exactly one pair of socks....
    Basic Statistics :

    There are 2r (2r = n) socks randomly chosen from n distinct pairs of socks (i.e., 2n socks in total). Note that two socks in the same pair are also different. Find the total number of ways such that

  • Q : Best general definition of a random sample....
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    Which of the following is the best general definition of a random sample?

  • Q : Mpg for a selected mid-size car....
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    The MPG (mileage per gallon) for a mid-size car is normally distributed with a mean of 32 and a standard deviation of .8. What is the probability that the MPG for a selected mid-size car would be le

  • Q : Estimate averages sales volume for new menu item....
    Basic Statistics :

    Suppose a fast-food wishes to estimate averages sales volume for a new menu item. The restaurant has analyzed the sales of the item at a similar outlet and observed the following results:

  • Q : Determine the average number of cans of cat food....
    Basic Statistics :

    Suppose you are planning to sample cat owners to determine the average number of cans of cat food they purchase monthly.The following standards have beed set: a confidence level of 99% and an error

  • Q : Determine the distribution function....
    Basic Statistics :

    Determine the distribution function x -> P (X equal or less than x). (Hint: Remember that the life of the entire system is equal to the maximum of the lifetimes of the two copies of the item.)

  • Q : Calculate a confidence interval....
    Basic Statistics :

    In a survey of 500 people, 60% responded with agreement to an attitude question. Calculate a confidence interval at 95% to get an interval estimate for a porportion.

  • Q : What sample size is required....
    Basic Statistics :

    A researcher expects the population proportion of Cubs fans in Chicago to be 80%. The researcher wishes to have an error of less than 5% and to be 95% confident of an estimate to be made from a mai

  • Q : Expected profit as the decision criterion....
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    What is the expected profit? (note: profit is defined as the difference between cost and revenue). Using expected profit as the decision criterion, does it pay for the store to lease a fourth video

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