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A certain university claims its recent graduates earn an average (μ) annual income of $60,000. We have a reason to question the legitimacy of this claim and decide to test it out on a random sample of 100 alumni. In the process, we get a sample mean (X¯) of only $57,500. Suppose we know hypothetically that the standard error of the sample mean (σx¯) is $1,000. How probable (P) is it that we would get a sample mean of $57,500 or less if the true population mean is actually $60,000? Do you think the university told the truth?
two separate samples each with n12 individuals receive two different treatments. after treatment the first sample has
Hiberno-Saxon illuminated manuscripts have a resemblance to the geometric and organic ornamentation found in Islamic art. Coincidence?
Is there any evidence to suggest that the variability in item weight at Jefferson is greater than at New York Avenue? Use a = 0.01 and assume normality.
Potato chips The distribution of weights of 9-ounce bags of a particular brand of potato chips is approximately Normal with mean m = 9.12 ounces and standard.
Employees flexible scheduling? What is the p-value for this test?
An order of 25 high-reliability electron tubes has been shipped to your company. Your acceptance sampling protocol calls for selecting 5 at random to put through a destructive "accelerated life-test;" if fewer than 2 fail the test, the remaining 2..
A lepidopterist wishes to estimate the frequency with which an unusual form of a certain species of butterfly occurs in a particular district
Their probabilities for success on a single play are p for A and q for B, and successive plays are independent. Determine the probablity that A wins the contest given A plays first.
In a Gallup poll done in 2007, a randomly selected sample of n = 254 U.S. parents was asked how often the television was on when they ate dinner as a family.
For each of the following research questions does the situation or research question involve independent samples or paired data
A special interest group asserts that 90% of all smokers began smoking before age 18. In a sample of 850 smokers, 687 began smoking before age 18.
I choose 5 tickets at random with replacement. Let X be the number of different colors that appear.
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