• Q : Distributed random variable....
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    Chlorine concentration in a municipal water supply is a uniformly distributed random variable that ranges between 0.74 ppm and 0.98 ppm.

  • Q : Random sample of beads and finds....
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    Oliver takes a random sample of beads and finds that 17 out of the 46 beads sampled are purple. What is the p-value associated with the hypothesis test from Question 1? Give your answer to 4 decimal

  • Q : Potential winning numbers....
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    How many potential winning numbers were there (666 was the eventual winner)? What would have been the probability of the winning number being one of the potential winning numbers had there been no ri

  • Q : Exponential amount of time with the average....
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    Sports fans tune to a local sports talk radio station according to a Poisson process with the rate of three fans every two minutes and listen it for an Exponential amount of time with the average of

  • Q : Appropriate approximate method....
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    Of the 72 senior starting players in a certain conference, what is the probability that 3 or more will receive pro contracts? Recalculate the answer to part A) using an appropriate approximate method.

  • Q : Average number of orders per day....
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    A retailer determines that the average number of orders per day for a certain product is 5. Assume the Poisson distribution is applicable. What is the probability that less than 1 orders are receive

  • Q : Confidence intervals for a population mean....
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    Point estimates vs. interval estimates. Interpreting confidence intervals. Calculating 95%, 90% and 99% confidence intervals for a population mean.

  • Q : Probabilities for different intervals....
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    How to use standardization to look up probabilities for different intervals of Y, assuming a normal distribution for the population, e.g. Pr{Yy}, Pr{y1<Y<y2}

  • Q : Average number of orders per day....
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    A retailer determines that the average number of orders per day for a certain product is 5. Assume the Poisson distribution is applicable. What is the probability that less than 1 orders are receive

  • Q : Registered for the course in a semester....
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    A university found that 3% of its students withdraw from an introductory course without completing it. Assume 10 students have registered for the course in a semester. Use appropriate tables to find

  • Q : Applications received for a particular credit card....
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    It is known that 20% of the applications received for a particular credit card are rejected. What is the probability that among the next 15 applications there will be at least 1 rejections?

  • Q : Estimate the grade point average....
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    The administrator of a new paralegal program at Seagate Technical College wants to estimate the grade point average in the new program. He thought that high school GPA, the verbal score on the Scho

  • Q : Percentiles for the standard normal distribution....
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    Find the following percentiles for the standard normal distribution. Interpolate where appropriate. (Round your answers to two decimal places.)

  • Q : Find the probability that the first number....
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    Toss a fair die twice, and record the numbers. Find the probability that the first number is 3 given that the sum of two numbers is odd.

  • Q : New orleans and baton rouge....
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    The port of South Louisiana, located 54 miles along the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, is the largest bulk cargo port in the world. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reports t

  • Q : Determine the sample size required....
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    1) Assuming that percent body fat of female graduate physical therapy students is normally distributed with standard deviation 4.10 percent body fat, determine a 95% confidence interval for the mean

  • Q : Good credit ratings....
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    E-Loan, an online lending service, recently offered 36 month auto loans at 3.6% to applicants with good credit ratings. If you have a good credit rating and can afford monthly payments of $350, how

  • Q : Question regarding compounded semiannually....
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    An investment company pays 5% compounded semiannually. You want to have $10,000 in the future. (A) How much should you deposit now to have that amount 5 years from now? What about 10 years?

  • Q : Sixty-four percent of the younger respondents....
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    A survey asked business travelers if they worked harder on a business trip. Fifty percent of the respondents were younger than 45 years and 50% where 45 years or older. Sixty-four percent of the you

  • Q : Probability that a randomly selected home....
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    Given that the primary source of heat is natural gas, determine the probability that a randomly selected home from this sample is located in Houston.

  • Q : Significant difference between school....
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    Using the December follow-up data (listed below), is there a significant difference between School A children and School B children on their behavior checklist scores?

  • Q : New school-based intervention for children....
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    You are a researcher asked to study a new school-based intervention for children identified with attention related classroom difficulties.

  • Q : Relevant equations or diagrams....
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    Please answer the question in full providing any relevant equations or diagrams used to come to a final answer.

  • Q : Board game settlers of catan....
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    In the board game Settlers of Catan, you use a pair of standard 6 sided dice. On each turn the player starts by rolling the dice. If the roll is a 7, the robber moves.

  • Q : Learning from everyday experiences....
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    Learning is a lifetime activity. For some, it means learning from everyday experiences; for others, it means taking classes in a more traditional atmosphere. The percentage of people participating i

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