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1. Table #3.2.15 contains pulse rates collected from females, who are non-smokers but do drink alcohol ("Pulse rates before," 2013). The before pulse rate is before they exercised, and the after pulse rate was taken after the subject ran in place for one minute.
Table #3.2.15: Pulse Rates of Females Before and After Exercise
Pulse before Pulse after Pulse before Pulse after
96 176 92 120 82 150 70 96 86 150 75 130 72 115 70 119 78 129 70 95 90 160 68 84 88 120 47 136 71 125 64 120 66 89 70 98 76 132 74 168 70 120 85 130
Compare the two data sets using the mean and standard deviation. Discuss which mean is higher and which has a larger spread of the data.
Urn A has three red balls and two white balls, and urn B has two red balls and five white balls. A fair coin is tossed.
If the population mean is 1,247, the population variance is 10,000, and the sample size is 100, what is the probability that X‾ will be less than 1,230?
What is the standard deviation of this normal distribution if 2.5% of the proportion under the curve lies to the right of x = 52.84?
Table shows the 2015 performance of stocks recommended by Gene Marcia, whose list was published in Forbes in December 2014.
There is only one copying machine in the student lounge of the business school. Students arrive at the rate of ?=45 per hour?
Conduct a hypothesis test using the .04 level of significance to determine if there is a difference between the population means.
Can you conclude that the information in the article is untrue? Use the 0.05 significance level. Determine the p-value and explain its meaning.
europeans are increasingly upset at their leaders for making deep budget cuts to many social programs that are becoming
a) Calculate the 90% confidence interval on the estimated sample mean. b) Calculate the 99% confidence interval. Why is this interval larger? c) Explain why this confidence interval would shrink if your sample size was 100 (there are two reasons).
a. What is the calculated t value? Are the mean test scores of these two groups significantly different at the .05 level?
Identify the point estimate of the average number of available hotel rooms in this lesson from each sample. Construct and Interpret a 95% confidence level for the true mean number of available hotel rooms.
Suppose we are testing if the true mean amount of gas sold on a day is less than 900 gallons, at a 5% level of significance, the value of z* would be?
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