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Times spent studying by statistical methods students this weekend follow a normal distribution with standard deviation 8 hrs. A random sample of 16 students was taken in order to estimate the mean study time for the population of all students. What is the probability that the sample mean exceeds the population mean by more than 2 hours?
Determine the probability that the number of people who show up will exceed the capacity of the plane?
What is the probability that of the last 100 new juvenile delinquents put on probation, 30 or more will commit another crime?
Find the probability that a random selected score is between 150 and 157. If a sample of size n = 100 is randomly selected, find the probability that the sample mean will be between 150 and 157.
Suppose that 46 percent of families living in a certain country own a car and 18 percent own an SUV. The Addition Rule might suggest, then, that 64 percent of families own either a car or an SUV. What's wrong with that reasoning.
Given that we have collected pairs of observations on two variables X and Y , we would consider fitting a straight line with X as an explanatory variable if:
A month is classified as "extremely wet" if the amount of rainfall is in the upper 10% for that month. How much precipitation must fall before a month of April is classified as "extremely wet".
At a large department store, the amount a shopper spent and the shopper's gender (male or female) were recorded. To determine if gender is useful in explaining the amount of money a shopper spends at the store we could
Should Katie conduct a between-subject ANOVA or a within-subject ANOVA? Describe your answer.
An electrical firm manufactures electric light bulbs that have a length of life which is normally distributed with mean and standard deviation equal to 500 and 50 hours, respectively.
Assume you choose 20 houses at random. On average, how many houses of twenty would you expect to have DVD? Determine standard deviation of number of houses with DVD?
Natural Science, 415; Social Science, 511; Business Administration, 619; Philosophy, 196. Create a Pareto chart representing this information.
A biologist has found the average weight of 12 randomly selected mud turtles to be 8.7 lb with standard deviation 3.6 lb. find a 90% confidence interval for the population mean weight of all such turtles.
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