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Jessica must finish two courses (much like myself), statistics and economics, in order to complete the requirements for a BA degree. All along she has maintained an 80% average. She has calculated probabilities of scoring in the remaining two courses as follows:
Probability of scoring 80 in Statistics= 0.80Probability of scoring 80 in Economics= 0.40Probability of scoring 80 in both= 0.30
What is the probability that she will score 80 in at least one of her courses? What is the probability that she will NOT score 80 in either course?
Nancy believes that the average running time of movies is equal to 140 minutes. A sample of 4 movies was taken and the following running times were obtained. Assume the population of the running times is normally distributed.
A professor receives, on average, 24 emails from students the day before the midterm exam. To compute the probability of receiving at least 10 emails on the next day before the midterm she would use which probability distribution?
You want to determine if the sample result gives good evidence that the true amount of the compound is not equal to 2 gms. Carry out the test, find the P-value, and state your conclusion.
Judging from recent experience, 5 percent of the computer keyboards produced by an automatic, high-speed machine are defective
Using given data table, find out midpoint for class with greatest frequency?
Determine the critical value and p value for one mean large sample test.
Many people attend work and produce little or nothing of value that is why they are terminated.
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In a surgey of 280 adults over 50.80%; said they were taking vitamin supplements. Find the margin of error for this survey if we want a 99% confidence in our estimate of the percent of adults over 50 who take vitamin supplements.
Give a brief description of a real-world example in which one measure of central tendency provides useful information while another measure of central tendency provides meaningless (or even misleading) information.
Find the difference between the actual Y value and predicted Y value for each individual, square the differences, and add the squared values to obtain SS residual.
a. What is the probability of a type I error? b. Give the formula for the test statistic.
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