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Q1: The goal(s) of statistical procedures are to A. predict or infer what might happen in the future B. describe what has happened C. both A and B are correct D. none of the above Q2: Parameter is to population as _________ is to sample A. descriptive B. inferential C. margin of error D. statistic Q3: The concept of generalizing from a few observations to an entire group is central to the area of A. descriptive statistics B. inferential statistics Q4: Statistical questions tend to fall into what two main categories? A. samples or populations B. relationships or differences C. relationships or categories D. differences or categories E. none of the above Q5: An example of descriptive statistics would be A. based on previous data, prediction of the expected number of fans who will show up to a Tuesday night professional baseball game B. calculating the number of people who actually showed up to a professional baseball game For the following 4 questions (Q6 to Q9) identify the scale of measurement. Use the following system: A. nominal B. ordinal C. interval D. ratio Q6: Students voting for their preferred professors by ranking them Q7: Gender Q8: The amount of time it takes you to shower Q9: The Fahrenheit temperature scaleFor the following 2 questions (Q10 to Q11) identify the following variables as either measurement or categorical. Use the following system: A. measurement B. categorical Q10: Class rank (i.e. freshman, sophomore, junior, senior) Q11: Religious Affiliation For the following 2 questions (Q12 to Q13) identify the following variables as either discrete or continuous. Use the following system: A. discrete B. continuous Q12: The number of dogs you own Q13: The time elapsed since last Christmas The following 4 questions (Q14 to Q17) are based on the following situation: A biologist was investigating the number of eggs laid by snakes. She believes there is a difference between Rattlesnakes and King Cobras. Q14: What is the independent variable? __________ Q15: What is the dependent variable? __________ Q16: Is the dependent variable discrete or continuous? __________ Q17: What is the scale of measurement of the dependent variable? __________ Q18: A researcher was investigating whether gender, age of the student, and GPA of the student had a bearing on how much alcohol the average Ohio University student would drink on a typical weekend. How many dependent variables are involved with this research? A. one B. two C. three D. fourThe following 2 questions (Q19 to Q20) are based on the following situation: A quality control supervisor measures the quality of steel ingot on a scale from 0 to 10. He designs an experiment in which three different temperatures and five different pressures are utilized, with 20 ingots produced at each Temperature-Pressure combination. Q19: What is/are the independent variable(s)? A. quality of steel B. temperature C. pressure D. two of the above are correct Q20: What is/are the dependent variable(s)? A. quality of steel B. temperature C. pressure D. two of the above are correct
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Generate descriptive statistics. Create a stem-and-leaf plot of the data and box plot of the data.
Problems on Sampling Variability and Standard Error and Confidence Intervals
Estimate the population mean
Conduct a marketing experiment in which students are to taste one of two different brands of soft drink
Find out the probability
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