• Q : Construct a stem-and-leaf plot for these data....
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    Construct a stem-and-leaf plot for these data. Construct an ordered stem-and-leaf plot. Use this plot to find the 60th and 90th percentiles.

  • Q : Independent event-mutually exclusive event....
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    Having consumed 3 standard drinks (in terms of alcohol) per night for five nights in the last 30 days given any alcohol was consumed in the last 30 days is a __________.

  • Q : Calculate the sample mean-sample variance....
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    Calculate the sample mean, sample variance, and sample standard deviation. What are the units of measurement for each statistic?

  • Q : Estimate the population proportion....
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    A study will be conducted to estimate the population proportion. A level of confidence of 99% will be used and an error of no more than .04 is desired. There is no knowledge as to what the populatio

  • Q : Percent of defendants....
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    Suppose that when the defendant is, in fact, guilty, each judge will independently vote guilty with probability 0.7, whereas when the defendant is, in fact, innocent, this probability drops to 0.2.

  • Q : Find an unbiased estimate for p....
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    A "word" is a sequence of 8 bits. Each bit is either "on" or "off at any given time. Twenty 8-bit words are stored, and a power surge is induced. let x denote the number of bit reversals that result

  • Q : Standard deviation of waiting time....
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    Given the student waited less than 45 minutes, what is the probability they waited less than 20 minutes? What is the standard deviation of waiting time?

  • Q : Test of significance approach....
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    Apply the test of significance approach at 5% level for b1 and b2. Test the null hypotheses for b1 and b2 through the confidence interval approach at the 95%

  • Q : Table for a single-factor anova....
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    Consider the following table for a single-factor ANOVA. Level of Factor Replicates 1 2 3 1 2 2 7 2 2 2 7 3 0 4 5 (a) Find x1,2. (b) Find x2,1. (c) Find C1. (d) Find x. (e) Find (Ci )2.

  • Q : Analysis of variance....
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    When doing an experiment with many groups, what is the problem with doing t tests between all possible groups without any correction? Why does use of the analysis of variance avoid that problem?

  • Q : Power of the test....
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    If it can be assumed that the diameters are distributed as N(mu, (0.0015)^2 for a wide range of values of mu. What is the power of the test at mu = 0.2490?

  • Q : Probability density function pdf of a random variable....
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    Let the probability density function PDF of a random variable X takes the form c(3x^2+2x) for 0<=x<=2 and 0 otherwise.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the proportions....
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    A researcher wants to construct a 99% confidence interval for the proportions of people who changed jobs in the past year. What sample size is needed so that the confidence interval will have a mar

  • Q : Confidence interval for the proportion of adults....
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    A pollster wants to construct a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of adults who believe that the economic conditions are getting better. A Gallup poll taken in July 2010 estimates this pro

  • Q : Upper bound for the confidence interval....
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    A utility company sampled 451 customers, and finds that 103 of them had a discrepancy on their service bill. What is the upper bound for the 99% confidence interval for the proportion of customers

  • Q : Some of the strikes are critical strikes....
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    In the computer game World of Warcraft, some of the strikes are critical strikes, which do more damage. Assume that the probability of a critical strike is the same for every attack, and that attack

  • Q : Confidence interval for the mean rate....
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    Find the upper bound of the 99% confidence interval for the mean rate. Round to three decimal places.

  • Q : Probability that in a carton....
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    A manufacturer ships toasters in cartons of 10. In each carton, they estimate a 30% chance that one of the toasters will need to be sent back for minor repairs. What is the probability that in a car

  • Q : Engage in the same level of exercise....
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    Choose all the subjects to be close together in initial cholesterol level, engage in the same level of exercise, have approximately the same BMI (body mass index - a standardized measure of weight)

  • Q : Normally distributed with standard deviation....
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    Scientists want to estimate the mean weight of mice after they have been fed a special diet. From previous studies, it is known that the weight is normally distributed with standard deviation 3 gram

  • Q : Estimate the mean weight of mice....
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    Scientists want to estimate the mean weight of mice after they have been fed a special diet. From previous studies, it is known that the weight is normally distributed wwith standard deviation 3 gra

  • Q : New treatment for a certain type of cancer....
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    A medical researcher is working on a new treatment for a certain type of cancer. The average survival time after diagnosis on the standard treatment is two years.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the battery life....
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    Assume that it is reasonable to believe that the population is approximately normal and the population standard deviation is 62. What is the upper bound of the 95% confidence interval for the batter

  • Q : Study the processes used to manufacture items....
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    Efficiency experts study the processes used to manufacture items in order to make them as efficient as possible. One of the steps used to manufature a metal clamp involves the drilling of three hole

  • Q : Comprehensive strength of concrete....
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    The comprehensive strength of concrete is normally distributed with m = 2500 psi and s = 50 psi. Find the probability that a random sample of n = 5 specimens will have a sample diameter that falls i

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