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5.A car manufacturer claims that its vehicles average at least 25 miles per gallon, with a population standard deviation of σ=4. We take a sample of n=36 cars to test fuel efficiency, and with to performance a one-sided hypothesis test of the manufacturer's claim at a level of α=.025.??a. What is the critical value for the sample mean????b. Suppose the answer to part a is 23 (it is not, but assume it is to do part b). If the true value of efficiency in the population is 22.75, what is the power of this hypothesis test?? 6.Suppose there are two types of Penn State Sports fans: Rabid (R), and Casual (R'). These fans either view a big game Live (L) or at Home (L'). Suppose 15% of Penn State fans are both Casual and watch the games at Home. If a fan watches at Home, the probability that he/she is Casual is 80%. Finally, suppose 10% of fans are Rabid.???a. What is the probability of any fan watching the game at Home????b. If a fan watches the game Live, what is the probability that they are Rabid?? 7.Suppose a random sample of size 21 is taken, and the variance of the sample is calculated to be 5.??a. What is (approximately) the probability that the population variance σ² is less than 4???b. There is a 10% chance the population variance σ² will be greater than ___.? 8.There is a wide disparity between education systems across the world. Suppose we have a dataset for 42 countries. The variable X is the average years of formal education for a person in a country, and Y is the per capita income (in thousands of dollars) in that country. We find a positive relationship between the two variables. Additionally, our regression shows the following results:??a. According to the regression results above, what percentage of the variation in income is explained by the education level?????b. What is the value of b1 in the regression Y=b0+b1X? (Hint: what is SSR and how is that related to b1?)????c. Suppose the answer to part b is b1=4 (it is not, but to avoid compounding any mistakes, assume it is to answer the following). What is the value of b0?????d. Continue to assume that b1=4. What is the 90% confidence interval for the true population slope coefficient β1?
What is critical z-value which corresponds to confidence level of 88%.
Between what two values does the P -value of this test fall?
What is the probability that there are at least 40 "Bright" people among 1000 randomly chosen people? I) What is the probability that there are no more than 5% of "Bright" people among 1500 randomly chosen people?
At a particular location on a river the number of fish caught per man-hour of fishing effort has a Poisson distribution with ?= 1.3 fish per man hour. Find the following probabilities:
Determine a 95% confidence interval for the true mean weight of such boxes?
Nationwide, the average time until a electric utility customer service representative answers a call is 260 second. The Gigantic Kilowatt Energy Company randomly sampled 30 calls and found that, on average, they were answered in 227 second with a ..
What is the most probable number of patients arriving each Saturday and give the main assumptions we make when we model the above situation using a Poisson distribution.
Determine the probability that we would reject null hypothesis given that it is true?
Ronald wants to sell his car through a broker who charges a commission of 10% of the selling price. Ronald still owes $11,025 on the car. Ronald must get enough to at least pay off the loan.
An airline has a policy of booking as many as 17 persons on an airplane that can seat only 16. Find the probability that if the airline books 17 people, not enough seats will be available.
A professor is targeting a score of 80 on an exam. His forty-nine students averaged 78 on an exam with s = 7. Are the scores significantly less than 80 at a significance level of 0.05? Show your work and state the conclusion.
Suppose 80% of kids who visit a doctor have a fever, and 20% of kids with a fever have a sore throats. What's the probability that a kid who goes to the doctor has a fever and a sore throat?
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